Articles about Evita
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That politically ambitious spitfire Evita and her crocodile tears have returned, and her reappearance at the Kennedy Center's Opera House is magisterial. The settings around her are stately.…
Today we are celebrating 35 years of one of Broadway's most iconic musicals and turning our attention to a popular and recognizable show featuring one of the most memorable title roles in hi…
The John W. Engeman Theater presents EVITA, one of the most passionate and colorful musicals in theater history. Performances run through November 2nd. BroadwayWorld brings you photos from i…
The John W. Engeman Theater at Northport is offering Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Evita," the 1979 Broadway musical about a young woman from the sticks who rises to become Argentina's first lady a…
It's a bittersweet homecoming for Evita stars  The final stop on the Evita tour at The Kennedy Center is bittersweet for hometown stars, Sean MacLaughlin (Juan Peron) and Caroline Bowman …
What's the buzz at the Dominion Theatre on Evita's opening week? A star is born. Portuguese actress Madalena Alberto, who plays Eva Peron in the new revival, is w…
Howard County's Glenelg High School sits only 35 miles from the Kennedy Center, but actress Caroline Bowman has taken the long way around " you know, stopping on Broadway. And in Turkey. And…
The Tony Award-winning Best Musical Evita, featuring music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and a libretto by Tim Rice, opened Sept. 25, 1979, at the Broadway Theatre. In celebration of the produc…
The original production of Evita opened its 1,567-performance run on this date in 1979. We thought it would be a great time to look back at some of the stellar women who have played the …
This week Evita returned to the West End’s Dominion Theatre, and as I declared in my review for The Stage, “It's the oldest cliche in showbiz to stay a star is born, but one has&…
The show: "Evita" at Bushnell in Hartford.
Apart from last fortnight's excellent outing to King Charles III, I rarely venture into the West End. I kind of know what I'm going to get. And if I was trying to convert a theatre newbie to…
The West End revival of Evita starring Madalena Alberto opened at the Dominion Theatre this week
A new production of Michael John LaChiusa’s 2003 Off-Broadway musical Little Fish begins a limited engagement Sept. 24 at The June Havoc Theatre.
Don't cry for Rice and Lloyd Webber: their rags-to-riches heroine is back in the west end
The John W. Engeman Theater presents EVITA, one of the most passionate and colorful musicals in theater history. Performances run through November 2nd. BroadwayWorld brings you photos from o…
The refurbished Dominion Theatre has reopened after a 14-week dark period with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber's classic, directed unimaginatively by Bob Thompson.
Dominion Theatre, London: It's the oldest cliche in showbiz to stay a star is born, but one has arrived in Madelena Alberto in the title role of the West End's new Evita. I first s…
Dominion, LondonMadalena Alberto skilfully avoids sentimentality in reviving the musical life of Argentinas favourite dictators wife, though sound issues blunt the sharpness of Tim Rices lyr…
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's EVITA returns to London's West End for a strictly limited season at the Dominion Theatre. The musical considered by many to be Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim …
Like their divisive protagonist, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice could reasonably be accused of valuing style over substance: indelible extravaganza Evita subscribes to the cult of celebrit…
Dominic Cavendish finds equal parts of 'beauty and bombast' in Evita's return to the West End, starring Madalena Alberto as Eva
An incredibly varied selection of openings this week
This week one of my favourite musicals, Evita, returns to the West End. The show is somewhat of a guilty pleasure, but is one that even people who dislike Lloyd Webber can usually get on boa…
As Evita returns to the West End, heres what Michael Billington made of its opening night with Elaine Paige and David Essex. This review was first published on 22 June 1978 The truth is I ne…