Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber was forced to seek comfort from a therapy dog after undergoing 'trauma' following the release of the movie edition of his musical, Cats

Andrew Lloyd Webber wanted his dog to be recognised as a therapy animal due to the "trauma" of the 'Cats' movie. The 76-year-old composer's friend Glenn Close suggested he adopt a canine companion to give him a boost after he was left upset by Tom Hooper's 2019 star-studded big screen take on his legendary musical,

The composer, whose hit musicals include The Phantom Of The Opera, Cats and Jesus Christ Superstar, also criticised the lack of funding for the arts in the UK

The practice of increasing or decreasing prices based on demand has been compared to the way airline tickets and hotel rooms are sold.

The composer and theatre impresario Andrew Llyod Webber said he did not believe in "pushing prices up" and described the practice of dynamic pricing as "racketeering".