60 h. ago ‘Evita’ Sparks a Frenzy in London with a Blazing Rachel Zegler

‘Evita’ Sparks a Frenzy in London with a Blazing Rachel Zegler  Xmag UK

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4 d. ago ‘Evita’ Theater Review: Rachel Zegler Takes London by Storm as Eva Perón in Otherwise Uneven Revival

‘Evita’ Theater Review: Rachel Zegler Takes London by Storm as Eva Perón in Otherwise Uneven Revival  The Hollywood Reporter

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4 d. ago July on the London Stage: Rachel Zegler in Evita , Orfeh in Burlesque and More

July on the London Stage: Rachel Zegler in Evita , Orfeh in Burlesque and More  Broadway Shows

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4 d. ago Rachel Zegler Embraces Romance in Dior Gown for ‘Evita’ Press Night in London

Rachel Zegler Embraces Romance in Dior Gown for ‘Evita’ Press Night in London  WWD

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4 d. ago What Do Reviewers Think of Jamie Lloyd's Evita Revival in London's West End?

What Do Reviewers Think of Jamie Lloyd's Evita Revival in London's West End?  Playbill

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4 d. ago Reviews, and More Photos, Released for Jamie Lloyd's Evita Revival in London's West End

Reviews, and More Photos, Released for Jamie Lloyd's Evita Revival in London's West End  Playbill

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4 d. ago Rachel Zegler serenades London from Palladium balcony in Evita

Rachel Zegler serenades London from Palladium balcony in Evita - but not everyone's applauding  Euronews.com

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4 d. ago Photos: First Look at Rachel Zegler and the Cast of EVITA in London

Photos: First Look at Rachel Zegler and the Cast of EVITA in London  BroadwayWorld.com

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4 d. ago 'Evita' Could Move To Broadway With Rachel Zegler Reprising Role

'Evita' Could Move To Broadway With Rachel Zegler Reprising Role  Deadline

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4 d. ago PATRICK MARMION reviews Evita: So sassy and cool, Rachel Zegler is a knockout as Evita

The 5ft 2in, 24-year-old Zegler may be a diminutive diva, but with a delicate yet rich voice, she takes to the role of the Latin American political idol like a pair of Ferragamo shoes.

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4 d. ago Evita review at London Palladium: Rachel Zegler is astonishing

Evita review at London Palladium: Rachel Zegler is astonishing  The Stage

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4 d. ago Rachel Zegler enthrals as Evita in this gorgeous sensory overload of a show – review

Rachel Zegler enthrals as Evita in this gorgeous sensory overload of a show – review  The Independent

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4 d. ago Evita review – Rachel Zegler is phenomenal but Jamie Lloyd’s rock show drowns out the story

Evita review – Rachel Zegler is phenomenal but Jamie Lloyd’s rock show drowns out the story  The Guardian

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4 d. ago Ignore the haters, Rachel Zegler is an absolute smash in Jamie Lloyd's Evita at London Palladium

The balcony scene is a bravura piece of social commentary from Jamie Lloyd, while Fabian Aloise’s muscular choreography reeks of sex

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5 d. ago Review: Jamie Lloyd’s ‘Evita’ starring Rachel Zegler at the London Palladium

Review: Jamie Lloyd’s ‘Evita’ starring Rachel Zegler at the London Palladium  Time Out

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5 d. ago Review: ‘Evita’ Starring Rachel Zegler at the London Palladium

Review: ‘Evita’ Starring Rachel Zegler at the London Palladium  Time Out

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9 d. ago Rachel Zegler is serenading crowds of people in central London almost every night for free

Rachel Zegler is serenading crowds of people in central London almost every night for free  CNN

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1 week ago London Revival of Starlight Express Welcomes Return of Jeevan Braich

London Revival of Starlight Express Welcomes Return of Jeevan Braich  Playbill

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1 week ago Rachel Zegler reveals candid deails about how she reacted following her film Snow White's commercial failure

Rachel Zegler has revealed details about how she 'wasn't functioning' after the live action remake of Snow White bombed at the box office.

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1 week ago Everybody’s talking about Jamie Lloyd: the explosive rise of superstar director masterminding Evita

The maverick behind Tom Holland’s Romeo and Nicole Scherzinger’s Sunset Boulevard is now stunning passersby with Rachel Zegler’s Palladium balcony sceneRarely can a balcony have caused such a kerfuffle. But the row about the extramural staging of Don’t Cry for Me Argentina in Evita at the London Palladium is a sign of its director’s increasing celebrity status. Indeed I’m tempted to rephrase a number from an earlier Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical: “Jamie Lloyd Superstar, Do you think you’re what they say you are?” What, in short, does it tell us about our theatrical culture that this puckishly likable director has become a figure famed on both sides of the Atlantic?His beginnings, as a recent Vogue feature pointed out, were relatively modest. He grew up in rural Dorset, was turned on to live theatre by seeing Michael Jackson on tour and attended the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. But, right from the start, there was something there. The first production of his th...

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