Musical theatre responsible for "Les Misérables", which became the longest-running international musical hit in history. The team, in collaboration with Richard Maltby Jr., continued to produce hits, including "Miss Saigon", inspired by the Puccini opera "Madama Butterfly". The British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber saw similar success with "Evita", based on the life of Argentina's Eva Perón; "Cats", derived from the poems of T. S. Eliot (both of which musicals originally starred Elaine Paige); "Starlight Express", performed on roller skates; "The Phantom of the Opera", derived from the Gaston Leroux novel, "Le Fantôme de l'Opéra"; and "Sunset Boulevard" (from the classic film of
Madame Mayhem and toured with DORO, Mushroomhead, Sevendust and more. Madame Mayhem Natalie Ann Cohen (Born January 24, 1989) known by her stage name as Madame Mayhem is an American singer/songwriter and a recording artist from New York. Madame Mayhem began her musical training at the Manhattan School Of Music and went on to Frost School Of Music at the University Of Miami, where she completed a bachelor’s degree in music—double majoring in classical opera and musical theatre—in three years. Prior to her debut album release, "White Noise" (October 2012), she was named a featured artist Clear Channel’s iHeartRadio New Discovered and