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Rachel Zegler returns to Evita

Rachel Zegler returns to ‘Evita’ — one day after suffering health scare mid-performance

Rachel Zegler, 24, returned to her role in “Evita” on Friday, July 25, after abruptly leaving the London Palladium one day earlier due to a mystery illness.

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'Evita' Alternate Bella Brown Gets Standing Ovation (and Takes 10 Bows!) After Rachel Zegler Has To Exit Mid-Show

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Rachel Zegler’s ’Evita’ Understudy Bella Brown Stepped In Mid-Show and Crushed Her Performance

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Rachel Zegler Leaves Evita Performance Mid-Show

During the July 24 performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber ’s Evita at the London Palladium, the 24-year-old—who stars as the late Eva Perón in the musical—made a sudden exit from the stage without returni...

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Alternate earns 5-minute standing ovation after taking over for Rachel Zegler in 'Evita' Act 2

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Rachel Zegler Expected to Return to EVITA Tonight After Mid-Show Illness

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Anna Wintour Shares Backstage Moment With Rachel Zegler at 'Evita' in London

Anna Wintour is the latest high-profile guest to visit Evita in London’s West End, and she made sure to meet the star of the show, Rachel Zegler.

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Rachel Zegler sparks fan fury as she walks off halfway through London stage performance

Rachel Zegler left fans furious as she abruptly left the stage midway through her Evita performance on Thursday. The 24-year-old star of the 'woke' Snow White remake was said to have fallen ill during the show at London's Palladium theatre - and her departure was announced in the intermission, reported PEOPLE.

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'Evita' Could Move To Broadway With Rachel Zegler Reprising Role - Deadline

'Evita' at the London Palladium could move to Broadway, according to Rachel Zegler, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jamie Lloyd.

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EVITA Reborn: How a Populist Icon Found New Power at the Palladium

In a year teeming with revivals, reconceptualisations, and reimaginings, few announcements stirred the theatrical pot quite like the London Palladium’s