# Gillian Lynne
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Dame Gillian Barbara Lynne, (née Pyrke; 20 February 1926 – 1 July 2018) was an English ballerina, dancer, choreographer, actress, and theatre-television director, noted for her theatre choreography associated with two of the longest-running shows in Broadway history, Cats and The Phantom of the Opera. At age 87, she was made a DBE (Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2014 New Year Honours List.
The New London Theatre, where the original West End production of Cats played, was officially renamed the gillian lynne Theatre in 2018.
CATS – Chrissie Cartwright (Associate Director & Choreographer)
Interview with Chrissie Cartwright, Associate Director and Australian Choreographer for the 40th anniversary Australian tour of CATS. Hear the history behind the musical and an insight of how Andrew Lloyd Webber began putting music to T.S Eliot's poems 'Old Possum's Book Of Practical Cats' (the sou…
So… What Is CATS Actually About?
CATS is one of the most famous musicals in the world … and yet so many people leave the theatre asking the same question: what did I just watch?
In this episode, I unpack CATS - one of the most iconic and divisive musicals of all time. From T.S Eliot’s poetry to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical visi…
Helen Murray on Photographing the Theatre and Life
Helen is a professional moment catcher from Derry whose work is used not only in the theatre, but for portraits, editorial work, promotional campaigns to making celebrities look good in iconic venues such as Wimbledon.
She originally trained as an actor but after some time she realised, in her ow…
Ep244 - Aaron J. Albano, Skimbleshanks in 2016 Broadway Revival
“No one warns anyone before they go into CATS about just how hot the yak hair is.” This episode features Aaron J. Albano who played Skimbleshanks in the 2016 Broadway revival of CATS. Aaron describes first encountering CATS through the Cameron Mackintosh concert “Hey, Mr. Producer,” then trying the…
The Element -& Finding Your Element by Ken Robinson
This episode of the BooxBox Podcast explores the transformative work of Sir Ken Robinson through his seminal books, The Element and Finding Your Element.
We begin with the inspiring story of Gillian Lynne, a child once labeled a "disruption" in the 1930s school system, who only found her path when …
Richard Armitage: Grenade Bars, Super Noodles, Duck Pancakes and Foie Gras Pâté
This week we are giving you another chance to hear our interview with author, actor and musician Richard Armitage from when he joined Spooning With Mark Wogan in September 2025.
Richard explores the foods featured in his new book The Cut, he debates whether a Jaffa Cake is truly a cake or a biscuit…
GILLIAN LYNNE, director and choreographer, interview
Interview by Peter Jonathan Robertson in London in 1992
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Ep263 - Ryan Jackson, Mistoffelees on US National Tour 5
“You know when you walk into a conversation and two friends are laughing so hard you start to laugh? You have no idea what they are laughing about but the energy is infectious. I think that the fact this show is utter nonsense, it allows a freedom so then the joy on stage invites the audience in.” …
CATS - Honouring an Icon, Creating Something New
In this episode of The Entertainment Agents’ Association Podcast, Sophia-Marie takes a closer look at the spectacular brand new musical of CATS at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
Having watched the production firsthand, Sophia-Marie explores what it takes to breathe new life into one of musical the…
Ep274 - Mark van Beelen, Mungojerrie on 2006 Dutch Tour
“Gillian Lynne’’s version of CATS is very much a ballet. So if you really pay attention to her choreography, you see so many connections of why different cats respond differently to each other.” This episode features Mark van Beelen, who played Mungojerrie and covered Munkustrap in the 2006 Dutch t…
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