

However, at the time they were both married to other people. He and the singer met when she auditioned for Cats in the 80s. However, as they left their reception heading for their honeymoon, Sarah began to get emotional as the bride's tender age hit home.Ĭomposer Andrew Lloyd Webber and wife Sarah Brightman (Image: Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images)ĭetails of Andrew's relationship were penned in Unmasked, in which he claimed it was "inevitable" that he would have a "serious affair" at some point. "I proposed to Sarah in late 1970, which was a stupid formality we had long presumed we would get hitched as soon as she legally could," he said.Īccording to the legend, they had a "simple" but "beautiful" wedding and he claims Sarah was 'glowing' despite him spilling champagne all over her wedding dress. He claims the love he felt for Sarah inspired him to write 'fast' and 'furiously' while working on Jesus Christ Superstar. The pair went on to spend more time together, with Andrew living in a flat in Earls Court which was near her school and quickly gave her a spare key. He explained how it didn't take long for him to fall for Sarah, recalling their first date at a bistro where she ordered "ludicrously small, simple things" as she didn't know whether they were splitting the bill. Phillip Schofield says he will 'die mortified' over This Morning affair scandal.Andrew Lloyd Webber breaks silence after Coronation 'disguise' man he sat next to goes viral.


The former couple met at a party in Christ Chruch, when Andrew was 21 and Sarah was "a slip of a 16-year-old schoolgirl", according to an extract from his candid memoir, Unmasked, that was published in the Daily Mail. The pair were together for 12 years and welcomed two children together, Imogen "Imo" Lloyd Webber and Nicholas "Nick" Lloyd Webber. The Kensington-born icon married his first wife, Sarah Hugill in 1971.

The 75-year-old, who has worked on musicals including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Evita, has been married three times over the years. Portelli Projects and BNF Bank.Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber is known for being an incredible composer and theatrical producer, whose eclectic rock-based works helped revitalise British and American musical theatre.Īway from the stage, the star's romantic life has been just as dramatic, reports the Mirror. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat is being organised in collaboration with the Ministry for Gozo, the Ministry for Tourism, the Malta Tourism Authority, the Planning Authority, the Victoria Local Council, General Soft Drinks Limited, MAPFRE MSV Life, J. Online booking is available on More information is available on 79244048. Another performance is scheduled for Friday 29 th March 2019 and a matinee performance is scheduled for Sunday, 31 st March 2019. The Saturday 30 th March 2019 show is sold out. Choreography will be led by Francesco Nicodeme, guaranteeing a superbly entertaining musical, whilst Mariella Spiteri Cefai is coaching the ever-important vocal element.Ī triple representation of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will be presented during the last weekend of March. Maestro Sigmund Mifsud is entrusted with the musical direction. Chris Gatt will supervise artistic direction, ensuring an impeccable production from this seasoned director. Chantelle Micallef Grimaud and Chris Dingli will interpret the parts of the Narrator and the Pharaoh respectively. Thomas Camilleri will be leading the cast in the role of Joseph. Teatru Astra will consolidate its recent successful productions of musical theatre by fielding a cast of fifty local artists including the Piccole Stelle Choir. It is apt for Teatru Astra to be presenting this musical, given that this production is celebrating its 50 th year since its debut an event to be marked this summer by the London Palladium, where the show will be running from late June to September. In less than a month, Teatru Astra will be presenting its fourth musical – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, penned by Tim Rice and composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber – the first collaboration of these mammoth figures in the field of musical theatre.
