Andrew Lloyd Webber is a masterful English composer and the director of several musicals. His productions have witnessed a staggering success as they have run for over a decade at West End and Broadway. The recipient of numerous awards, including a peerage from Queen Elizabeth II, he is recognized as one of the most influential cultural icons of the twentieth century. His oeuvre attests to the breadth of his musical knowledge, while indicating the level of impact he has had on popular culture. In a career spanning over five decades, Webber has scaled phenomenal heights, both as a theatre producer and musician nonpareil. From the epoch-defining ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ to the haunting tunes of the superhit musical ‘Phantom of The Opera’, Webber has been an integral part of some of the most successful theatre productions of the last half century. His theatre company ‘Really Useful Group’ is counted among the largest in the United Kingdom. He aims to nurture future artistic talent and serves as the president of ‘Arts Education Schools London’. A humanitarian to the core, Webber is also associated with a wide range of charity organizations such as ‘Elton John AIDS Foundation’ and ‘Nordof Robbins’, among others.