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Love Never Dies Sneak Peek for Final South Bank???

Date: 25 January 2010

The final South Bank Show Awards, which take place at the Dorchester hotel tomorrow afternoon (26 January 2010), will witness an exclusive world premiere - the first public performance of the title song from Andrew Lloyd Webber's new show Love Never Dies.

Lloyd Webber will be present himself to accompany Love Never Dies star Sierra Boggess, who will perform the song in front of a host of famous faces including Rachel Weisz, Dominic West, Lesley Garrett, Rob Brydon, Ian McKellen and Sean Bean.

South Bank supremo Melvyn Bragg said today: "I could not be more pleased that Andrew has chosen to bring the world premiere of Love Never Dies to the South Bank Show Awards. A track from his Variations has been our signature tune from the start. It inspired the only television titles to win a Prix Italia.

"The films we've made with him over the 30 years have chartered a unique and phenomenal career in music theatre. It is just great that having been in at the beginning he is helping us to bring the curtain down."

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"Our Kind Of Love" was already a re-used tune: it was originally "The Heart Is Slow To Learn" and supposedly from Phantom 2, performed at the 50th Birthday Concert at the Albert Hall. So it could be going back... - Chris Moorcroft	26 Jan 10

Any truth in the rumour that the title song is 'Our Kind of Love' from The Beautiful Game, with new words? I guess time will tell... - Richard Voyce	26 Jan 10

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