Rachel Zegler Begins ‘Evita’ Performances On London’s West End, Draws Massive Crowds for Balcony Scene | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
- Rachel Zegler performs as Eva Perón in the musical Evita at the London Palladium, directed by Jamie Lloyd, beginning a 12-week run.
- Zegler sings the iconic song 'Don't Cry For Me Argentina' from a balcony, drawing large crowds on the street while ticket holders watch the performance on a screen inside the theatre.
- The decision to perform from a balcony has drawn both praise and criticism, with some audience members feeling shortchanged watching on a screen while others enjoy the free performance.
- Zegler expressed that the role is deeply personal to her and that she has a long history with the song, singing it with her father.
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The musical Evita, a creation by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber that came to light in London in 1978, returned to the West End with a proposal that left no one indifferent.The play, which narrates the life of Eva Perón, from its beginnings to her rise to power and her death, always generated debate.However, this new version, starring Rachel Zegler, added a new chapter to the controversy.Why is the version of “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” contro…
Rachel Zegler Begins ‘Evita’ Performances On London’s West End, Draws Massive Crowds for Balcony Scene | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Rachel Zegler kicked off her run in Evita in the West End revival at London Palladium last weekend! The 23-year-old actress is back on stage in her second professional production for a limited 12-week run through September 6th, where she takes on the lead role of Eva Perón. Every night, Rachel has started drawing huge crowds outside the theatre to watch her sing the show’s biggest musical number, “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” which she sings to …
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A MAJOR new production of Evita has been slapped with a woke trigger warning for “loud music and sudden noises”. Audiences are also told they could be upset by strobe lighting, flashing lights and haze. The Mega AgencyRachel Zegler belts out Don’t Cry For Me Argentina from the Palladium balcony to crowds watching for free[/caption] Large crowds are gathering in the street every night to watch the star perform for freeThe Mega Agency GettyZegle…
Rachel Zegler West End Debut in 'Evita' Sparks Backlash After Most Iconic Song Performed Outdoors, Away From Paying Customers
Rachel Zegler is at the center of yet another controversy, this time concerning her role in Evita on London's West End. The post Rachel Zegler West End Debut in ‘Evita’ Sparks Backlash After Most Iconic Song Performed Outdoors, Away From Paying Customers appeared first on That Park Place.
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