The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical ended its history-making run April 16 at the Majestic Theatre.

Plus, past and present cast members share their favorite memories from Phantom of the Opera, and what prop they would steal.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical ended its historic, 35-year run at the Majestic Theatre April 16.

The OG Phantom was not in attendance on the closing night of the hit Broadway show, but he left a note.

Broadway's longest-running musical plays its final performance April 16 after a historic 35-year-long run.

The famed chandelier descends for its final time in the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical directed by the late Harold Prince.

Also, watch three former Christines join current star Emilie Kouatchou at the April 14 performance benefiting four organizations that seek to build, support, and foster future diverse audiences and artists.

The evening benefits four organizations that seek to build, support, and foster future diverse audiences and artists.

Andrew Lloyd Webber penned the new arrangement, performed by John Riddle, Ben Crawford, and Emilie Kouatchou.

Fans of the history-making Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will have a chance to purchase tickets for the musical's final chandelier drop.

The evening will benefit four organizations that seek to build, support, and foster future diverse audiences and artists.

The current Raoul actor is taking a leave of absence to appear in Off-Broadway's Titanique.

The international hit musical will celebrate its 34th anniversary at the Majestic January 26, the same night Kouatchou becomes the first Black actor to play the role of Christine full-time on Broadway.

Kathleen Marshall directs the new musical, now playing at the U.K.'s Birmingham Rep.

Check out highlights from the sitzprobe of the Kathleen Marshall-staged show.

The Tony winner will play ol' blue eyes at U.K.'s Birmingham Rep.

Kathleen Marshall is directing with performances slated to begin in the U.K. in September.

Kathleen Marshall is directing with performances slated to begin in the U.K. in September.

The Off-Broadway honors were handed our May 7 at NYU Skirball Center.

Kimberly Akimbo stars Victoria Clark and Justin Cooley made the announcement for the Off-Broadway theatrical honors.