The actress, known for her role in “West Side Story”, will be responsible for giving life to the iconic Argentine figure in the famous London theater.
Rachel Zeglerthe young actress who jumped to fame with her role in “West Side Story”was selected to embody Eva Perónthe historic justicialist political leader, in a new production of the musical “Evita” at the West End in London. This challenge is an important step in Zegler’s career, which stands out for his vocal talent and his ability to bring complex characters to the screen.
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The production, which will be presented in one of London’s most prestigious theaters, generates great expectation in the entertainment industryespecially for Zegler’s choice as the protagonist. The actress, from Colombian originprepares to face the challenge of interpreting one of the most emblematic figures in Argentine history.


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Zegler showed his enthusiasm for this project, mentioning that it is a honor to interpret Evitaa woman who represents the Fight for the rights of the most disadvantaged. For her, this role is not only an acting and vocal challenge, but also an opportunity to reflect the complexity of Eva, who remained firm in her convictions despite everything. With his powerful voice and presence on stage, Zegler seeks to give a new interpretation to this figurewhich remains historical both in Argentina and in the rest of the world.
The work will be directed by the British Jamie Lloyd And the premiere foresees July 1during the summer season, with functions that will last until September 6. The musical tells the history of life and political ascent of the renowned spiritual leader of Argentina and her husband, former president Juan Perón, in addition to his premature death at 33 in 1952. The young actress is expected to manage to fall in love with the public of London with her interpretation of this iconic Argentine personality.
The project will include an interpretation of “Don’s Cry for Me Argentina” (“Do not cry for me Argentina”), a song created in honor of the famous speech of Eva Perón after his promotion to the first lady of Argentina in the presidential elections of 1946.
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Patti Lupone and Mandy Patinkin in “Evita”. (Broadway 1979)
“Evita” was born as an opera rock album and, in 1979, arrived in Broadway (New York), with Patti Lupone and Mandy Patinkin as main protagonists. “‘Evita’ has been a very important musical for me, when my dad and I sang ‘we don’t cry for me Argentina’ together in my rear garden,” Zegler said in statements.
With this new stage in his career, Rachel Zegler prepares to demonstrate her versatility and talent in one of the most important scenarios of world theater. Without a doubt, this new version of “Evita” It will be a reference in the London theatrical scene and an opportunity for Zegler to continue leaving his brand in the entertainment world.
Source: Ambito

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