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Andrew Lloyd Webber

Andrew Lloyd Webber

English composer and impresarioWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

Andrew FordHOST
25:55
... that was specifically himself?
Michael PaynterGUEST
25:57
Well, look, I don't know if Andrew Lloyd Webber is a massive fan of John Farnham's Jesus, because I think that he brought too much new to the role.
Michael PaynterGUEST
26:04
Um, so in theater it's like staying on score they call it, and I just think that is the last thing that John wanted to do.
Michael PaynterGUEST
26:10
So I think that he just brought John.
WoodyHOST
57:35
Really? Yes.
WoodyHOST
57:37
Because I remember, it was Andrew Lloyd Webber, right? He did write all the music.
WoodyHOST
57:40
That would be an Andrew Lloyd Webber.
WoodyHOST
57:44
It's got to be.
WoodyHOST
57:45
It's got to be, right? Yeah.
Joseph MillsonGUEST
21:09
be an
Andrew TomlinsHOST
21:09
original cast of an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, a sequel to one of the biggest...
Andrew TomlinsHOST
21:14
But then everyone's talking about it and everyone's got an opinion.
Andrew TomlinsHOST
21:17
Some people would still lap it up and soak it in.
Charlie SchillPANELIST
9:27
Wink, wink.
Charlie SchillPANELIST
9:28
Anyway, and my argument has always been if you're going to let Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber interpret the Bible for you, why waste your time in the Old Testament? Get in the New Testament.
Charlie SchillPANELIST
9:47
That's right.
Charlie SchillPANELIST
9:47
And do Jesus Christ Superstar, which is Joseph's bigger, better brother.
Calixto ChinchillaGUEST
39:31
Yeah, it's crazy when you have like a show that like Cats just shut down.
Calixto ChinchillaGUEST
39:35
And that was like the most acclaimed show, you know, the season, you know, you know, that had black and brown and ballroom scene, and they're reinterpreting Andrew Lloyd Webber's stuff.
Calixto ChinchillaGUEST
39:49
And the fact that that couldn't take off the way it did, or that the price of Broadway is as expensive as it is to put on a show.
Calixto ChinchillaGUEST
40:00
Again, if we're not in theater, in a music, in a theater, Broadway theater way, obviously we're in theater in a motion picture way.
Colum TyrrellHOST
35:43
Give me that Would you ever actually do a cosmetic surgery? Huh? Would you ever do it, like a cosmetic surgery? I would love to see- I, I, I could see myself dipping a toe- Mm ...
Colum TyrrellHOST
35:52
and then five years later I look like fucking insane Big Douglas I look like Andrew Lloyd Webber Jacked Matt Rife Yeah, yeah I would- Like ridiculous.
Colum TyrrellHOST
36:00
We go, "What has, what has he done to his face?" And I'm like...
Colum TyrrellHOST
36:03
[laughs] Still wearing his clothes Just two years later looking full Joan Rivers Yeah, 100%.
Damon BruceHOST
47:11
It got a huge following.
Damon BruceHOST
47:14
Today in 2000, Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Cats closed after a record 7,485 performances, the longest running show on Broadway, until Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera surpassed it in 2006.
Damon BruceHOST
47:31
Andrew Lloyd Webber, that guy sold a whole bunch of theater tickets.
Damon BruceHOST
47:41
And sadly, we wrap up today with the...
Damon BruceHOST
47:45
You talk about time moving quickly.
Lauren LapkusHOST
10:04
And in the next show, we had Neil Campbell and Fran Gillespie as Wally and Tommy Cobb.
Lauren LapkusHOST
10:10
And Paul played Andrew Lloyd Webber, and I was Whitney Peeps.
Lauren LapkusHOST
10:14
And then we get to the – oh, no.
Lauren LapkusHOST
10:16
And then the next show we have – This is the

49 MINS LATER

Scott AukermanHOST
59:08
Oh, and Tim came out too, so that was okay.
Scott AukermanHOST
59:10
But Paul, you and I had the experience of looking at each other on stage and recognizing in our faces that we had nothing left to say.
Paul F. TompkinsHOST
59:18
I was so exhausted and I was doing Andrew Lloyd Webber and I – you were doing your thing.
Paul F. TompkinsHOST
59:26
I was doing my thing.
Beth HarbisonHOST
12:44
I don't accept that, Ron.
Beth HarbisonHOST
12:46
No, it's like Starlight Express is the one, you know, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice, you know, production you never hear about.
Beth HarbisonHOST
12:54
Because it was like all rollerblading.
Paige HarbisonHOST
12:58
So it sounds like you just have a problem with rollerblading.
Andrez HarriottGUEST
13:31
Within our management team, we then had a guy called Tunji Williams and a guy called Ray Shell.
Andrez HarriottGUEST
13:37
Now, Ray Shell was one of the first cast members in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Starlight Express and much later went on to appear in Ray the film.
Andrez HarriottGUEST
13:45
And he's a phenomenal actor.
Andrez HarriottGUEST
13:47
Tunji was one of the co-managers of Jamiroquai.

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