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The awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter musical 'Cats' has had a awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter for its comeback in London in December. One of the awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter songs will be a rap. The musical's awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter, Andrew Lloyd Webber, wants the musical to be updated to appeal to a new awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter of theatre- awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter. 'Cats' is based on a famous awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter called "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats" by the famous British writer T. S. Eliot. It is about a awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter of cats who must decide which cat gets to come back to awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter. 'Cats' first opened in London in 1981 and in New York in 1982. It won many awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter and ran for twenty-one years in the English capital.

The awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter Rum Tum Tugger will perform the rap. He is a awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter street cat. Lloyd Webber said: "I think Rum Tum Tugger is going to have to become a awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter cat for today and he has to do hip-hop." He added that the 1930s awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter that the cat sings has a strong rap awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter. He joked that T.S. Eliot was the world's awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter rapper, saying: "I've come to the awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter…that maybe Eliot was the inventor of rap." The show's awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter said the rap was for, "a whole generation of awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter who haven't seen 'Cats'". He said parts of the musical could "be reinvigorated in very contemporary awardsbookcharacterconclusionfirstgenerationgoersgrouphitkidslifemakeoverpoemproducerrebelliousrhythmstreettermstraditionalwriter".