Description Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics by Don Black and Charles Hart Aspects of Love is a Tony-nominated musical in two acts, which follows the changing relationships between three generations of a family and their artistic companions, set against a background of post-war France and Italy. Notable numbers from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s moving score include the ballad “Anything But Lonely” and “Love Changes Everything,” which was a huge hit for Michael Ball, who starred in the original production in London and on Broadway. With five principals of varying ages and an expandable singing and dancing ensemble, Aspects of Love is an ideal show for colleges, amateur groups and professional theatres. However, the chamber opera’s adult subject matter may make it unsuitable for youth performance. Based on the novella by David Garnett Original production by The Really Useful Theatre Company Ltd. Details Size of orchestra: Medium Small/Combo Genre: Adaptation (Literature) Drama Period Romance Social Themes Vocal demands: Challenging Moderate Dance Requirements: Minimal Cast Size: Medium Small Casting Opportunities: Ensemble Cast Expandable Casting Roles For Older Actors Star Vehicle Female Star Vehicle Male Performance groups Amateur Society College Professional University
Michael Ball sings “Love Changes Everything” at Andrew Lloyd Webber: The Royal Albert Hall Celebration The Aspects of Love cast perform at the 1990 Tony Awards “Hand Me the Wine and the Dice” - Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, Chicago
