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Musical Theatre Era (1980 - 1990)


1980 : Sarah left Hot Gossip and auditioned for a role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's  
new musical, one with a decidedly curious theme: Cats.
Sarah played Jemima (a Kitten/Cat.)  and was given a small vocal solo part
in the hit song,  "Memory."
When the show went to Broadway, the name was changed to Sillabub and
Jemima was gone forever.
           
11 May 1981 : Cats Premiers at the New London Theatre (London, UK) .
 
1982 : Sarah appears in Nightingale at the Lyric Hammersmith.
22 Mar 1983 : Sarah Brightman and Andrew Lloyd Webber married.
1984 : Succeeded Marti Webb in Song and Dance, Sarah starred as Emma.
Sarah was asked to play Christine in Ken Hill's version of Phantom of the
Opera, but Sarah had to decline as she has other commitments.
1985 : Sarah premiered Andrew Lloyd Webber's Requiem in New York and
London, for which she received a Grammy nomination as Best New
Classical Artist.
A single was released from Requiem - Pie Jesu.
She performed the role of Valencienne in The Merry Widow for New Sadler's Wells Opera.
1986 : Sarah created the role of Christine in ALW's 
The Phantom of the Opera, This role was written
especially for Sarah by Andrew. Phantom
opened at Her Majesty's Theatre, London in
October 1986. Sarah also premiered the role on
Broadway in 1988, where she was nominated for
a Drama Desk Award.
1987 : Sang and released the song Doretta's Dream
- Theme from Room With A View - (the film)
1988 : EMI Releases the Early One Morning CD.
Folksongs arranged by Benjamin Britten.
1989 : The children's film Grandpa was released. Sarah sang the song Make
Believe at the end during the credits.
1990 : Sarah divorces Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Sarah plays in Aspects Of Love; she plays Rose in both New York and
London.


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Early year (1960 - 1980)
 
Musical Theatre Era (1980-1990)
Solo Career (1990 - now)

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