The book for Aspects of Love, written by Andrew Lloyd Webber himself, is based on the autobiography of David Garnett, Virginia Woolf's nephew. The story begins with the character of Alex who recounts the story of his life. It then flashes back to 1947 when he fell in love with Rose Vibert, the star of a touring acting company. The 17-year-old Alex convinces the 25-year-old actress to spend two weeks with him at his Uncle George's unoccupied estate. When Uncle George returns unexpectantly and finds himself attracted to the young actress, the complications really begin.

Aspects of Love reunited Webber with Phantom of the Opera colleagues Charles Hart, Gillian Lynne, Maria Bjornson, and Andrew Bridges. The show opened its New York run at the Broadhurst Theatre on April 8, 1990. It ran for 377 performances.

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