The Unsustainable Cost of Creativity on Broadway Andrew Lloyd Webber's impassioned plea for change after the closing night of his critically acclaimed "Cats: The Jellicle Ball" is a wake up call to the entire industry.
As one of the most iconic and successful figures in musical theatre, his words carry significant weight but also raise uncomfortable questions about the viability of producing new work on Broadway.
Webber's comments signal a broader crisis that has been building for years.