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Phantom of Opera Star Ben Lewis Dead

Ben Lewis, actor in “Phantom of the Opera” and its sequel, dies at 46

Ben Lewis, an Australian actor who starred in The Phantom of the Opera in London's West End from 2017 to 2018 and in that show's sequel, Loves Never Dies, at home in 2011, died Monday. He was 46. His friend Todd Woodbridge, a retired tennis star and Australian TV personality, made the announcement on social media.

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Phantom of the Opera Star Ben Lewis Dead at 46

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Stage actor who starred in ‘Phantom of the Opera’ dies

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Beloved 'Phantom of the Opera' Star Dead at 46

London's West End actor Ben Lewis, who is best known for playing the lead in The Phantom of the Opera, has died at the age of 46 after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer.

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Ben Lewis, Stage Actor and “Phantom of the Opera” Star, Dies at 46 After Bowel Cancer Diagnosis

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Ben Lewis, acclaimed Australian stage actor, dies at 46

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