EVITA Opens At Lyric Stage Friday, September 20
By: A.A. Cristi
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Lyric Stage opens our 2019-2020 Season-The Wonder Women of Season 27-with EVITA, which runs September 20-22, 2019 at Dallas' historic Majestic Theatre.
This seven-time Tony Award-winning musical tells the passionate and unforgettable story of Eva Duarte de Perón, and her meteoric climb from the slums of Argentina to one of the most powerful women in the world as the First Lady of Argentina. The international hit musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice features some of theatre's most well-known songs, including "On this Night of a Thousand Stars" "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" and the unforgettable "Don't Cry for Me Argentina." Lyric Stage's EVITA proudly features an entirely local company of singers, dancers, actors, and musicians, which will be led by Catherine Carpenter-Cox as the title character, Eva Duarte de Perón. Carpenter-Cox reprises her role as Eva Perón, having first played the charismatic First Lady in Lyric Stage's 2006 production of EVITA.
Len Pfluger - whose most recent directorial work with Lyric Stage includes Camelot, Grand Hotel, and South Pacific - serves as Director/Choreographer for the production, having directed and choreographed Lyric Stage's 2006 production of EVITA as well.
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