EVITA, Part One: History

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We Don't Know How to Love Him

Adam Hibma & Anthony Ruth

8 episodes

4 days ago

When it comes to Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer of Cats and Phantom of the Opera, it’s complicated for friends and musical theater lovers Adam Hibma and Anthony Ruth. Over the course of this limited series, the two laugh, cry, hiss, scratch, and crash chandeliers as they take a deep look at six different Andrew Lloyd Webber shows. Find out what they love, what they don't love - and what they don't know how to love - about the man the New York Times called the most commercially successful composer in history. And follow the melodrama on Instagram at @howtolovehimpod.

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EVITA, Part One: History

We Don't Know How to Love Him

1 hour 40 minutes 35 seconds

1 year ago

EVITA, Part One: History

In this episode, find out how Andrew Lloyd Webber's unfulfilled dream of working with Hal Prince on Jesus Christ Superstar finally came to fruition on Evita. The opera, based on the life of Argentinian First Lady Eva Peron, was Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's last major collaboration. Hear about the show's creation, a story of passion, lies, and PR that seems to involve everyone from Ann-Margret to Liza with a Z. Plus, Adam and Anthony discuss the new productions of Sunset Boulevard and whether we're in for another case of intercontinental dueling Normas.