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'Rejected': Phantom’s longest-running cast member on not being asked back

The Phantom of the Opera’s longest serving cast member Philip Griffiths - who enjoyed a record-breaking 30-year stint in the show - has revealed his “rejection” at not being asked back when the show reopens this summer