Andrew Lloyd Webber on the Mend, Thanks Fans for Well Wishes

Andrew Lloyd Webber was recently admitted back to the hospital having developed a 'postoperative infection following surgery to remove his prostate three weeks ago.' 

Lloyd Webber remained in the hospital for a few days to monitor the infection and is now resting at home. The famed maestro of the musical stage posted a thank you message on his official website in response to the many get well wishes he received;

27th November 2009
A message from Andrew

Thank you to everyone who has been in touch to wish me a speedy recovery from my recent surgery, I was very touched by all the messages of support. I am now convalescing at home, working on the stage orchestrations for Love Never Dies, walking my Van cats and hoping to be back in action in the new year.

Andrew

A spokesman for composer Andrew Lloyd Webber confirmed to press back on October 25 that he'd been diagnosed with prostate cancer, in its very Early Stages. His spokesperson added that "Andrew is now undergoing treatment and expects to be fully back at work before the end of the year." 

Andrew Lloyd Webber is The composer of The Likes of Us, Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, By Jeeves, Evita, Variations and Tell Me on a Sunday combined as Song & Dance, Cats, Starlight Express, The Phantom of The Opera, Aspects of Love, Sunset Boulevard, Whistle Down The Wind, The Beautiful Game and The Woman in White. He composed The film scores of Gumshoe and The Odessa File, and Requiem, a setting of The Latin Requiem Mass, for which he won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Composition. He has also produced in The West End and on Broadway, not only his own work, but The Olivier Award-winning plays La Bête and Daisy Pulls It Off. In 2004 he produced The film version of The Phantom of The Opera.

In 2006 he oversaw a new London production of Evita, Phantom - The Las Vegas Spectacular and pioneered television casting for musical Theater with The hit BBC series "How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?" which won an International Emmy. He followed this with The equally successful series "Any Dream Will Do." His awards include seven Tonys®, three Grammys, six Oliviers, a Golden Globe, an Oscar, an International Emmy, The Praemium Imperiale and The Richard Rodgers Award for Excellence in Musical Theatre. He was knighted in 1992 and created an honorary life peer in 1997. He's a 2006 Kennedy Center Honoree.

He is currently working on the sequel to The Phantom of the Opera, 'LOVE NEVER DIES', which is set for release in 2010.