Created by: Andrew Lloyd Webber Organised by the Palace of Arts and the Madách Theatre Featuring: Adagio Ensemble, Pál Feke, Barbara Fonyó, Nikolett Gallusz, László Gáspár, Renáta Krassy, Judit Ladinek, Bálint Magyar, Andrea Mahó, Andrea Malek, Sándor Nagy, Lilla Polyák, Victor Posta, Péter Puskás, Magdi Rúzsa, Sándor Sasvári, Mónika Sáfár, Attila Serbán, Vajk Szente, Zsuzsa Veress, Judit Wégner, Adrienn Zsédenyi Óbuda Danubia Orchestra, Madách Theatre Orchestra, Dance Troop and Choir, Children’s Choir of the Madách Musical Dance School Costume design: Yvette Alida Kovács Set design: István Szlávik Music directors: Tibor Kocsák, László Zádori Choreography: László Seregi, Ákos Tihanyi Dramaturgy: Attila Galambos Lighting design: Zsolt Kiss Sound engineers: Áron Farsang, Sándor Kálmán Co-director: Béla Szerednyey Director: Tamás Szirtes Andrew Lloyd Webber, the uncrowned king of the modern day musical, turned 60 in 2008. The Palace of Arts and the Madách Theatre paid homage to the composer who since the première of Cats at the Madách Theatre in 1983 (its third production following the London and New York premières) has been one of the best known and most loved composers in Hungary. The original performance in November 2008 was such a great success that it has been decided to repeat it. The programme reviews his remarkably rich oeuvre, which has been characterised by works such as Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Aspects of Love, The Phantom of the Opera and The Beautiful Game. During the evening, we’ll hear the familiar songs from these musicals and also be treated to some Hungarian premières of Webber works such as Tell Me on a Sunday, Whistle Down the Wind and Sunset Boulevard which have not been staged in Hungary yet. This performance of “The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber” is taking place by special permission of The Really Useful Group Limited.

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