Tamás Szirtes and Andrew Lloyd Webber have had a special professional relationship for more than four decades. In 1983, the director of the Madách Theatre could not have guessed that the Budapest premiere of Cats would mark the beginning of a long and legendary story together. Since then, The Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Colorful Widescreen Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Rock School, and now Evita have followed.
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Tamás Szirtes and Andrew Lloyd Webber have had a special professional relationship for more than four decades. In 1983, the director of the Madách Theatre could not have guessed that the Budapest premiere of Cats would mark the beginning of a long and legendary story together. Since then, The Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Colorful Widescreen Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Rock School, and now Evita have followed.