By Rollo Ross LONDON (Reuters) – Andrew Lloyd Webber is about to find out if felines have more than one life – and possibly a cinematic one as well – as he prepares to bring his 1980s hit musical "Cats" back to London's West End for a limited run. The creator of hit musicals including "Evita" and "Jesus Christ Superstar", announced plans this week to revive "Cats", his 1981 show based on poet T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats", for a two-week run at the end of this year. Lloyd Webber said he would also consider bringing back some of his other hits, such as "Phantom of the Opera" and "Starlight Express", and that movie versions were a possibility. "Yes I think it's very possible that I might have a look at one or two of my shows," Lloyd Webber said.
Lloyd Webber to revive ‘Cats’ in London, hints at movie
