Sounds like it could be a load of shit.
What doesn't make sense is the fact that the original musical is set in France (where they speak French no less ...LOL) and all of a sudden the main characters all piss off to America and suddenly speak fluent English.
> December 29, 2008, 12:00 am
>
> Andrew Lloyd Webber today confirmed future plans for Love
> Never Dies, the sequel to The Phantom of the Opera.
>
> “I am delighted to confirm that following a successful
> sing-through of the complete score of “Love Never Dies”
> (the sequel to “The Phantom of the Opera”) in the lead-up
> to Christmas, I have decided to greenlight the production.
> Of course you never can tell how things will turn out, but
> we are exploring the idea of opening the show in the UK,
> America and the Far East in the autumn of 2009. This is a
> very exciting idea but obviously we have to see that it is
> logistically possible.
>
> As reported in today’s edition of the “The Times” I can
> also confirm that “Love Never Dies” is set in America’s
> Coney Island approximately ten years after the beginning
> of the original story. In those days Coney Island was one
> of the wonders of the world, far eclipsing the excesses of
> Las Vegas today. The story continues the tale of the
> Phantom, Raoul, Christine, Madame Giry and Meg.”
>
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