GOOD Morning America star Amy Robach has shared a heartfelt post while on the way to see a Broadway show for the last time before it stops running.
Robach made an Instagram post on Monday evening containing two photos.
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The first photo of her post is a simple and elegant selfie of the GMA host seemingly riding in a car while the second photo in the carousel Instagram post is of her with two other women with a playbill.
In the group photo, the women were in front of a sign of a white mask and rose.
The playbill that one of the women in the selfie with Robach held had the same image as the sign that they took a selfie in front of, representing The Phantom of the Opera.
Robach captioned the post saying: “NYC cab to see one of the classic broadway shows once again before it’s finally curtains!”
She let Instagramers in on the details of her night by adding a hashtag to her caption that said #phantomoftheopera.
Robach even hinted that she’s seen the show twice before with a hashtag saying #thirdtimesacharm.
The American reporter’s post about the musical received nearly 3,000 likes.
The Phantom of the Opera came to the stage in 1988 and became Broadway’s longest-running show in 2006, The Smithsonian Magazine reported.
The gothic Broadway musical will be concluding its run on February 18, 2023.
The producer of the show is Cameron Mackintosh.
Mackintosh has noted the production’s high running costs, amid a lower tourist audience on Broadway, as the reason for the show’s closure, according to Hollywood Reporter.
The musical tells the story of a masked composer who haunts an opera house and becomes enchanted with a beautiful soprano singer.