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Evita Cast

Eva Peron as Elena Roger
Che as Ricky Martin
Juan Peron as Michael Cerveris
Magaldi as Max von Essen
Mistress as Rachel Potter
Eva Peron as Christina DeCicco

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Evita Musical Theatre

Evita recounts the life of one of Latin America’s most notorious figureheads, Eva Perón, from 1946 to 1952. The story traces her lifestyle between 1934 and 1952 – starting from a destitute, illegitimate daughter in rural Argentina, transforming into a remarkable actress, and evolving into the most powerful woman in Latin America. As Evita navigates through life under marriage with Juan Perón, a military leader who later becomes the president of Argentina – she transforms into a suffrage advocate and head of the labour movement. However, her efforts and ambition bear a great deal of criticism. Through her relentless support of women’s suffrage, Eva became a political powerhouse, relentlessly pushing forward against the unfair ways women were treated in labour. Eva became a political force facing criticism through her marriage to military leader turned president Juan Perón.

Along these themes, the musical is characterised by its incredible score. It contains some of the most famous songs of all time, including: “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” “Another Suitcase in Another Hall,” and “Buenos Aires.” Empowered by Che, a caricature of Latin American politics serving as an engaged observer of overregulated patriotism, Evita invites conversations surrounding fame, power, and life wrapped in political intricacies. Since its first showing in London’s West End in 1978 and on Broadway a year later, the musical exploded into a sensation, receiving numerous Tony and Olivier awards. The continuous admiration and accolades do not end there; the musical was revived several times throughout the decades later and supported by a film adaptation starring the queen of pop, Madonna.

Evita is known for political commentary and as a means of captivating unsolved mysteries about a woman who marked an era in Argentinian history.