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Andrew Lloyd Webber: Memories

imagine...Winter 2017/18

Alan Yentob talks to Andrew Lloyd Webber about his autobiography, bohemian childhood and the memories he has chosen to reveal.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has reigned over musical theatre for nearly five decades and delighted millions worldwide with hit shows like Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Cats, The Phantom of the Opera, Aspects of Love and, most recently, School of Rock the Musical.

To mark his 70th year, Lloyd Webber has written an autobiography - Unmasked, a candid and confessional account of his early life and career up to the opening of Phantom. In this imagine special, Alan Yentob talks to Andrew about the book, his bohemian childhood and the memories he has chosen to reveal.

1 hour, 29 minutes

Last on

Sun 18 May 202522:55
BBC Four

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Credits

PresenterAlan Yentob
Interviewed GuestAndrew Lloyd Webber
Executive ProducerTanya Hudson
Series EditorAlan Yentob
ProducerRichard Downes
DirectorRichard Downes

Broadcasts

  • Mon 19 Mar 201822:45
    BBC One except Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland HD, Wales & Wales HD
  • Mon 19 Mar 201823:10
    BBC One Northern Ireland & Northern Ireland HD only
  • Mon 19 Mar 201823:15
    BBC Two Wales
  • Tue 3 Apr 201802:00
    BBC Two
  • Tue 26 Nov 201914:05
    BBC Two except Scotland & Wales & BBC Scotland
  • Sat 25 Jul 202022:40
    BBC Four
  • Sun 7 Feb 202121:00
    BBC Four
  • Sun 30 Jan 202222:05
    BBC Four
  • Sat 25 Mar 202322:55
    BBC Two except Northern Ireland & Scotland
  • Sun 28 Jan 202423:00
    BBC Four
  • Sun 18 May 202522:55
    BBC Four

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