ALW partners with Michael Harrison for new musicals and revivals

Composer and venue owner Andrew Lloyd Webber and powerhouse producer Michael Harrison have combined forces to create a new production company, titled Lloyd Webber Harrison Musicals (LWH Musicals).

The pair, who have collaborated on a plethora of projects including the hit revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, will work simultaneously to develop and stage new musicals while also crafting new productions of existing Lloyd Webber musicals.

Lloyd Webber said: "I am excited to announce that I am entering into a production partnership with Michael Harrison. Michael is easily one of the world's leading young theatre producers. Our partnership will build on our relationship which has already produced Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the London Palladium.

https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/andrew-lloyd-webber-michael-harrison-musicals_57904.html

Interesting, because I thought, maybe he has burned too much money with his recent projects that he wants someone else's money to spend.

Then, I thought of the shows he did with Cameron Mackintosh. It's only 3: Phantom, Cats, and Song and Dance. If he wants new revivals, what are really going to do with Cats (whic was just revived) and Song and Dance (He can do Tell Me on a Sunday) that would make them worth reviving.

So, Andrew really can do any of his other shows with full productions...although, do we really want to see Stephen Ward here?

I still think Bernadette should do a limited run of Tell Me On A Sunday the same way Marti Webb did in London a few years ago. Yes she’s no longer age appropriate but who cares? I’d still see it.