Leona Lewis performs in Broadway ‘Cats’ show
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The 007 Stage at Pinewood was built for the Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me” and has since been used for numerous productions including “Lara Croft Tomb Raider” and “The Da Vinci Code.”
Pinewood had appointed Rothschild investment bank in February to prepare a possible sale of the company.
The shareholder register is “tightly held, which has continued to stifle liquidity in the shares NEW YORK: When she was not yet 10, Leona Lewis was taken to see “Cats” in London. It turned out to be theatrical catnip.
“It was so magical and it was such a spectacle, just the music and the dance, everything was so emotional. I just remember loving it,” she recalled. “After seeing the show, I went to my singing teacher and I went, ‘I want to learn “Memory.’” So I ended up learning ‘Memory’ when I was like 9.”
More than two decades later, Lewis is leading the Broadway revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s still-frisky musical.
In the years since she first encountered “Cats,” Lewis won the and has prevented the company from achieving its aim of obtaining a main market listing,” Pinewood Group said.
The James Bond movie franchise is one of the longest continually-running in history. Since 1962, Eon Productions has produced 22 films and grossed just over $5 billion to date, making it the second-highest-grossing film series behind Harry Potter. TV contest show “X Factor,” earned three Grammy nominations. She became the first British female solo artist to top the US Billboard 200 album chart in more than 20 years.
Broadway represented a career shake up following a disappointing reception to “I Am,” her fifth studio album and the first since she left Simon Cowell’s record label.
“It’s a lot of work and it’s very focused and dedicated and you have to literally eat, sleep, live, breathe the theater. That was a whole new challenge for me and something I wanted to take on,” she said. “I feel like it will improve me as a performer — it already has.”