Longest-Running Broadway Show 'The Phantom of the Opera' Closes After 35 Years

The musical is ending its historic run after over 13,500 performances and $1.3 billion in ticket sales.
Weakening ticket sales and rising costs led the producers to decide to end the show's run.
The final performance sold out immediately, with some tickets going for up to $4,000 on resale sites.
Critics and fans reflect on the show's legacy and impact on Broadway.
The show's creator, Andrew Lloyd Webber, was given the key to New York City in a ceremony ahead of the final curtain call.