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The first Mandarin language version of “Phantom of the Opera” will open in China in 2023, presented by SMG Live.

The Australian production will move to the Arts Centre Melbourne this month. Another recent reimagining of the story has taken up at the Sydney Opera House, directed by Laurence Connor.

International productions of the musical will continue, with the flagship London performance celebrating its 36th anniversary on Oct. The musical will celebrate its 35th anniversary on January 26. The coronavirus pandemic shut “Phantom” down for a time, but it raised its chandelier once more in October 2021. Phantom’s Mandarin-language version is slated to debut in China in 2023 and a Spanish-language venture with Antonio Banderas has been announced.Tessa Thompson and Taika Waititi Explain Valkyrie’s ‘Phantom of the Opera’ Shirt in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (Video) The show’s flagship London production will celebrate its 36th year on October 9 and the recently premiered Melbourne version will likewise continue. International productions of the show will continue, Borowski added. Ticket sales had slowed for Broadway shows during the pandemic and “Phantom” was no exception, recently dropping from 255,000 weekly attendees in May to about 180,000 attendees in September, according to The Broadway League. Prior to the Broadway show’s conclusion, “Phantom” will celebrate its 35th anniversary on January 26 with director Seth Sklar-Heyn at the helm, Borowski said. The final performance will take place on Saturday, February, 18, 2023, at Broadway’s Majestic Theatre, Michael Borowski of The Publicity Office said in an email.

Broadway’s longest-running show, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera,” will play its final five months before closing its doors for good, a spokesperson for the show told CNN Friday.