The actress appeared on the balcony of the London Palladium to days of the music premiere prevents it from has it as the protagonist.
The 24 -year -old American actress Rachel Zegler He surprised the public when playing live the iconic song “Do not cry for me, Argentina” from the balcony of the London Palladium, characterized as Eva Perón. The incident occurred only one week from the expected premiere of the Evita musical, which will star in the British capital.
The scene, which directly evoked one of the most emblematic images in Argentine history, was witnessed by numerous passersby who stopped to listen to their interpretation. The actress had a white dress and the blond hair collected, in a clear aesthetic reference to the figure of the former Argentine first lady.
The action was received with applause and spontaneous ovations of the present public, and the images quickly circulated on social networks.
The new Evita production is directed by Jamie Lloyd, who will adapt the classic work of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber for a limited 12 -week season at the London theater. According to the director to the specialized media Deadline, the role was offered to Zegler after a casual encounter in a Café in Manhattan: “He told me it was the role of his dreams.”
Zegler’s choice was completed after the exit of the project of Ariana Debosecast partner at West Side Story, who retired for previous commitments. The actress expressed her enthusiasm for the role and shared an intimate memory with the same medium: “As a child I saw Evita and sang ‘did not cry for me, Argentina’ in the courtyard of my house with my dad.”
Who is Rachel Zegler
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Rachel Zegler is an interpreter of Polish and Colombian ancestry who achieved international fame by starring in the new version of West Side Story directed by Steven Spielberg. Was also chosen by Disney to embody a Snow White in the real action adaptation of the animated classic.
The official Evita premiere will be June 14 at the London Palladium, and already generates great expectation in specialized criticism and the British public.
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