Bridgepoint sells Theatre group
Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced that he has reached agreement to buy the 50% share of Really Useful Theatres owned by joint venture partner, Bridgepoint, for an undisclosed sum. He reiterated his commitment to the future of London’s theatre and £10m ongoing theatre refurbishment programme.
The new ownership agreement – with which both parties are extremely pleased - will come into effect on 30th November. André Ptaszynski will continue in his role as chief executive of Really Useful Theatres.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s company, the Really Useful Group, operates globally in theatre, film, television, video and concert productions, merchandising, records and music publishing.
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