Summary
The musical Evita is playing in London's West End, and while people watch it inside, the actress playing Eva Perón sings the famous song "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" from a balcony outside the theater. This unique performance draws large crowds on the street, offering a free experience to many who might not afford a ticket.
Key Facts
- The musical Evita is being performed at London's Palladium theater.
- Actress Rachel Zegler sings from a balcony during the performance.
- The song "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" is played outside the theater.
- Crowds gather outside to watch this balcony performance for free.
- This outdoor performance is livestreamed back into the theater.
- Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber arranged for the street closure for the performance.
- The theater hopes to make theater accessible to people who can't buy tickets.
- This staging style is typical of shows involving Andrew Lloyd Webber and director Jamie Lloyd.
