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2010
- August
- July
- June
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May
- A statement from Andrew
- Oz Blog: The winner is revealed...
- The last Dorothy mission....
- Oz Blog: The Final Countdown
- Danielle you are Dorothy… and here comes Dangerous Dave as Toto!
- Danielle is your Dorothy!
- Danielle, Lauren and Sophie have a go at Polo!
- The winning Dorothy to release charity single
- Sierra meets the Dorothys!
- Oz: Blog: Andrew makes his final choice and the final three are revealed
- Oz Blog: The Fantastic Four
- Bombay Dreams Movie Announcement
- Andrew to appear on The Graham Norton Show
- Andrew meets Bobby...
- Oz Blog: The second sing-off
- Oz Blog: A Dorothy Cull...
- We’re off to see The Wizard of Oz!
- From Nancy to Dorothy: A message from Sam and Niamh
- Oz Blog: An Emotional Goodbye
- Oz Blog: An audience with the Lord
- Andrew and the Dorothys get ready for their close up...
- An Over the Rainbow update from Andrew
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April
- Andrew gets ready for next week's Over The Rainbow
- It's Toto time for Andrew...
- Oz Blog: Standing ovations as we say another goodbye
- Oz Blog: A chorus of Angels...
- Oz Blog: Another sad goodbye...
- Behind the scenes at Over The Rainbow
- Oz Blog: Making a Song and Dance
- Oz Blog: It's goodbye to another of our Dorothies...
- Oz Blog: A Class Act
- Oz Blog: The first Dorothy flies over the rainbow
- Oz Blog: The first live show... and the public get to choose
- West End Story: What Nancy, Joseph and Maria Did Next
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March
- Oz Blog: 20 become 10...
- Oz Blog: Over The Rainbow kicks off with weekend special
- Behind the scenes on "Wetten, Das?"
- Filming the Over The Rainbow trailer
- Andrew’s off to see the Wizard… and revisiting the South Bank Show
- BBC ONE Follows the Yellow Brick Road, Over the Rainbow
- The South Bank Show Revisited
- Andrew and Katherine Jenkins on Dancing On Ice
- February
- January
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2009
- December
- November
- October
- September
- August
- July
- May
- April
- March
- February
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January
- Your Country Does Need You! Jade is the winner
- We meet Eurovision's Bucks Fizz
- And then there were three...
- Unbreak our Eurovision hearts
- The Eurovision zoo...
- Chris Moyles The Musical?
- Triumphant night for TV's Nancy
- A Lulu of a Eurovision
- Double whammy Grammy
- Lee Mead's final performance as Joseph in the West End
- Grammy Award Winner joins Andrew in his quest for Eurovision glory
- The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber sets new record
- Your Country Needs Them...
- The first instalment from our Eurovision blogger
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2008
- December
- November
- October
- September
- July
- June
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May
- Rachel leaves I'd Do Anything semi final
- It's goodbye Niamh!
- Andrew to receive Woodrow Wilson Award
- Andrew and the Nancy's meet Celine Dion
- I'd Do Anything Results: Sunday 11th May
- The Phantom of the Opera goes digital!
- Andrew's speech to the House of Lords
- I'd Do Anything Results: Sunday 4th May
- Could Jenna be Nancy?
- April
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March
- A Tribute Concert for Steven Pimlott
- I‘d Do Anything: Blog 1
- Thank you to chinamusical.net
- Playbill Unmasks Phantom Lyricist
- Michael Ball Meets Andrew Lloyd Webber
- Andrew Lloyd Webber to be ‘American Idol‘ mentor
- I'd Do Anything begins on BBC1
- Andrew and Madeleine set the record straight
- Andrew's Special Award from SOLT
- February
- 2007
- 2006
14th September 2008
Andrew's 60th birthday celebrated by BBC concert in Hyde Park
On Sunday 14th September 2008, a host of stars wowed the crowds in London’s Hyde Park during a massive open-air concert organised by BBC Radio 2 to celebrate Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 60th birthday.
The show was hosted by West End performer and TV star John Barrowman, with performances from artists and West End stars including Joss Stone, Steve Balsamo, Jason Donovan, Idina Menzel, Duncan James, Jonathan Ansell, Denise Van Outen, Andrew Johnston, Lee Mead, Hayley Westenra, Philip Achille, Julian Lloyd Webber, Dean Collinson, Ramin Karimloo and Gina Beck, Rhydian, Maria Friedman, Ruthie Henshall, Shonagh Daly, Elaine Paige, Jodie Prenger and other contestants from the BBC TV shows I’d Do Anything and Any Dream Will Do.
The concert, which was later broadcast on BBC Radio 2’s Friday Night Is Music Night on October 10th, also saw a special announcement from Andrew Lloyd Webber. As Andrew appeared onstage to accept his birthday bouquet and to thank the BBC, the performers and the crowd, he revealed: “I promise you I will try my best with the sequel to The Phantom of the Opera, which I can exclusively reveal tonight will be called Love Never Dies.”




