Evita

October 4 - October 28, 2018

This seven-time Tony award winner tells the story of Eva Perón, a poor Argentinian girl who grew up to become the country’s First Lady. She was 27 when her husband became president, and she devoted herself to helping the impoverished and working class. “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” is among the beautiful, heart-wrenching songs in EVITA. Bringing EVITA to the stage at ACT of CT is a labor of love for Daniel C. Levine and his cast.


Cast & Creative Team

Cast:  Julia Estrada*, Angel Lozada, Ryan K. Bailer*, Julian Alvarez*, Marlena Lopez Hilderley, Paul Aguirre*, Alex Caldwell, Morgan Harrison, Jordan Fife Hunt*, Alison Mahoney*, Daniel Marhelko, Monica Ramirez, Erick Sanchez-Canahuate, Mia Scarpa*, Daniel Schwait*, Kyle White

Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics: Tim Rice
Originally Directed: Harold Prince
Director: Daniel C. Levine
Choreographer: Charlie Sutton
Music Supervisor: Bryan Perri
Music Director: Evan Roider
Scenic and Lighting Designer: Jack Mehler
Costume Designer: Brenda Phelps
Sound Designer: Stephen Jensen
Prop Designer: Victoria Meskill
Wig and Hair Designer: Liz Printz
Production Stage Manager: Michael Seelbach*

* Indicates member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.


...a rousing, passionate production that can be riveting and emotionally satisfying.”
— Stu on Broadway
...a stunning revival...”
— Susan Granger
ACT has boarded a first-class production that intrigues and entrances, thanks to a first-rate cast that perform just about every number as if it is opening night on Broadway.”
— Geary Danihy, Connecticut Critics Circle
EVITA took Ridgefield by theatrical storm this weekend!”
— Kerry Anne Ducey, Ridgefield's HamletHub
ACT of Connecticut...has staged a far superior production than anywhere else I have seen this show!”
— Sean Fallon, Broadway World Connecticut
This is Evita like you’ve never seen before.”
— From the Desk of Jim R, Take 2
The show is perfect in so many ways.”
— Tom Nissley, Connecticut Critics Circle

 

Photo credit: Jeff Butchen