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  • The Phantom of the Opera closure slashes profit at Andrew Lloyd Webber’s empire

    Business

    The closure of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway led to sales and profit at the entertainment empire owned by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber being slashed during its latest financial year, it has been revealed. London-headquartered The Really Useful Group has reported a turnover of £36.5m for the year to 30 June, 2024, down [...]

    The Phantom of the Opera closed on Broadway in 2023. (Photo by Alastair Grant - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
  • Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber’s theatre empire braced for Reeves’ tax hike

    Business

    Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber’s theatre empire has warned it is bracing for the “notable impact” the hike in employer’s National Insurance contributions (NICs) when it comes into force next month. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in her Budget in October 2024 that NICs would rise by 1.2 per cent from April to 15 per cent in [...]

    Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber owns six major theatres. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
  • Frozen, Back to the Future and Matilda boost West End theatres owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber

    West End

    The popularity of productions such as Frozen, Back to the Future and Matilda with audiences helped sales near £200m at the theatres owned by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, newly-filed documents have revealed.

    The RSC's production of Matilda is staged at London's Cambridge Theatre.
  • Cancelled Phantom of the Opera helps Andrew Lloyd Webber’s empire return to profit

    March 20, 2024

    Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber entertainment empire returned to making a profit helped by a surge in ticket sales ahead of Phantom of the Opera closing on Broadway.

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