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Rachel Zegler faces BACKLASH from West End fans
Snow White star Rachel Zegler is facing yet more controversy, this time from fans who had paid hundreds of dollars to see her.
Snow White star Rachel Zegler’s has sparked controversy yet again, this time with her West End stage debut.
The actress, 24, stars as Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s new production of Evita at the London Palladium in the UK.
She is playing former First Lady of Argentina in the show, which debuted in 1978 and was written by Tim Rice and musical legend Andrew Lloyd Webber
While she’s receiving rave reviews for her turn in the show, one aspect has sparked fierce criticism from some paying fans.
In a surprising move, she performs the musical’s most famous number, Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, from a balcony overlooking the street outside the venue.
Paying fans inside the Palladium are forced to watch a live stream of the performance on a screen from their seats.
The decision has sparked controversy among some West End fans who have spent up to $500 on tickets to the show only to not get to see its most famous song performed in person.
“I’m excited to see her, but not sure how I feel about paying that much to watch the most iconic moment on a screen,” wrote one viewer on X.
Another described it as “a bit of a rip off” and slammed production for moving the performance outside.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/rachel-zegler-faces-backlash-from-west-end-fans/news-story/bd58b6bce63501a7dcf8eb0fac82d120%3famp
Rachel Zegler faces BACKLASH from West End fans
Snow White star Rachel Zegler is facing yet more controversy, this time from fans who had paid hundreds of dollars to see her.
Snow White star Rachel Zegler’s has sparked controversy yet again, this time with her West End stage debut.
The actress, 24, stars as Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s new production of Evita at the London Palladium in the UK.
She is playing former First Lady of Argentina in the show, which debuted in 1978 and was written by Tim Rice and musical legend Andrew Lloyd Webber
While she’s receiving rave reviews for her turn in the show, one aspect has sparked fierce criticism from some paying fans.
In a surprising move, she performs the musical’s most famous number, Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, from a balcony overlooking the street outside the venue.
Paying fans inside the Palladium are forced to watch a live stream of the performance on a screen from their seats.
The decision has sparked controversy among some West End fans who have spent up to $500 on tickets to the show only to not get to see its most famous song performed in person.
“I’m excited to see her, but not sure how I feel about paying that much to watch the most iconic moment on a screen,” wrote one viewer on X.
Another described it as “a bit of a rip off” and slammed production for moving the performance outside.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/rachel-zegler-faces-backlash-from-west-end-fans/news-story/bd58b6bce63501a7dcf8eb0fac82d120%3famp
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