Phantom of The Opera Sequel Unveiled

Andrew Lloyd Webber launched the long-awaited sequel to his global hit Phantom of the Opera last night, which sees the action transfer from Paris to a New York fairground.

'Love Never Dies' was unveiled at Her Majesty's Theatre in London, where 'Phantom' opened 23 years ago this week, launching a theatrical phenomenon which has been seen by some 100 million people worldwide.

The new production, which will open next year, picks up the story a decade on as the Phantom has moved from his lair in the Paris Opera House to haunt New York's Coney Island.

Iranian-born Ramin Karimloo will star as the Phantom, having already played the role in the "Phantom of the Opera" on the London stage.

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Royal Academy of Arts Exhibition

If you're in London between now and 11th December, and you are a fan of the London art scene, the Royal Academy of Arts is hosting Anish Kapoor's exhibition.

Expect paint splattered from cannons and art experts perusing the gallery, along with concrete sculptures and paint ball wars.