Andrew Lloyd Webber

Learn about Andrew Webber and how he has changed the world of musicals as he is the creator of some of the most well-known musicals in the industry.

Earliest Works

Jesus Christ Superstar (1970)

A sung-through rock opera. The work explores the mentality of Jesus and other characters, with most of the story centered on Judas, who is unsatisfied with the path in which Jesus is guiding his followers.

Variations (1978)

A combination of both classical and rock music which was made possible by both Andrew and his brother Julian Webber.

Evita (1979)

The musical follows the life of Eva Perón and her early life, rise to prominence, charitable activities, and death.

Mr. Webber's Most Popular Work:
Phantom of the Opera

The theatrical production tells the story of a masked figure who lies in wait to terrorize everyone who enters the catacombs of the Opera House. He falls hopelessly in love with Christine, a young innocent singer, and dedicates himself to turning her into a new star by developing her remarkable abilities and using all of the cunning means at his disposal.

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Interesting Facts about Andrew Webber

  • He composed the music for two of Broadway's longest-running productions, "Cats" and "The Phantom of the Opera."

  • The American Songwriters Hall of Fame has inducted him in 1995.

  • For his contributions to music, he was granted Knight Bachelor of the Order of the British Empire in 1992.

What People Say about His Productions

Phantom rules! It remains as fresh and spectacular as ever. Andrew Lloyd Webber's score has a visceral tug more than almost any score written in the past 20 years. Beautiful and romantic, I have to tip my hat: The Phantom of the Opera has aged divinely.

The Phantom of the Opera , broadway.com

The new Andrew Lloyd Webber-Andrew Rice musical has a lot of positive aspects. Especially the vocal performances' passion, intensity, and persuasiveness that stand out.

Evita, sterlinglawyers.com

Kids and adults marvel at the large cast of stunningly talented singers and athletic dancers assembled on one stage, sharing their artistry and creating such memorable characters in this feline fantasy. It’s a fun and family-oriented evening of Broadway caliber entertainment.

Cats, chicagotheatrereview.com

The iconic role of Emma has been played by the likes of Bernadette Peters, Sarah Brightman, Claire Sweeney and Marti Webb. Here, to take the gauntlet, the titular character is played by Jodie Prenger who has an almost magnetic presence and is immediately likeable and engaging.

Tell Me on a Sunday, thereviewshub.com