Rachel Zegler’s captivating performance in “Evita” is now immortalized with the release of a new cast recording. This recording features the talented ensemble from the critically acclaimed revival directed by Jamie Lloyd. The musical, celebrated for its exploration of the life of Argentine icon Eva Perón, was staged at The London Palladium over the summer.
“Evita” Album Now Available on Streaming Platforms
The album is currently available on multiple digital streaming platforms, with vinyl and CD versions set to be released soon. This new recording includes ten tracks that highlight some of the musical’s most popular numbers:
- Oh What A Circus
- Buenos Aires
- I’d Be Surprisingly Good for You
- Another Suitcase in Another Hall
- A New Argentina
- Don’t Cry For Me Argentina
- High Flying Adored
- Rainbow High
- And The Money Kept Rollin In (And Out)
- You Must Love Me
This live recording captures the energy of the Palladium performances. Notable contributors to the album include producer Andrew Lloyd Webber, and sound mixers like Mike Crossey.
Upcoming Full Recording and Special Features
Looking ahead, a full recording of the production is expected to be released in 2026. This release will feature additional songs from the show. In a statement, Lloyd Webber expressed his excitement about the album, celebrating Zegler’s remarkable performances that received standing ovations throughout the run.
Ensemble and Creative Team
The ensemble cast showcased a variety of talents including Diego Andres Rodriguez as Che and James Olivas as Juan Perón. Others in the cast included Aaron Lee Lambert as Agustín Magaldi and Bella Brown as The Mistress. The production’s creative team was led by:
- Soutra Gilmour – Set and Costume Designer
- Alan Williams – Music Supervisor and Musical Director
- Jon Clark – Lighting Designer
- Adam Fisher – Sound Designer
Zegler’s achievements were recently highlighted when she received the Stage Debut Award. As she continues to shine in her role, fans can look forward to more from this talented performer in the future.
