Rachel Zegler is returning to London for a strictly limited concert residency at @sohoplace, running between 5 and 17 January 2027.
Rachel Zegler – Live in London marks Rachel Zegler’s first residency, following her sold-out concert debut at the London Palladium and her acclaimed performance as Cathy Hiatt in the concert version of Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years.
About Rachel Zegler
Golden Globe and Olivier Award-winner Zegler is best known for her star turn as Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Evita at the London Palladium, a performance that became a viral sensation, with hundreds gathering nightly outside the theatre to watch her sing from the balcony, and which closed with the longest standing ovation in the Palladium’s history, at nine minutes long.
On screen, Zegler played Maria in Steven Spielberg’s 2021 adaptation of West Side Story, earning an NBR Award and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical, and more recently starred as Snow White in Disney’s live-action remake. She also made her Broadway debut in Sam Gold’s Romeo & Juliet opposite Kit Connor (Heartstopper).
An intimate setting
Rachel Zegler – Live in London will be taking place at @sohoplace, where no seat is more than six rows from the stage. The residency promises to bring audiences closer to Zegler than any of her previous London engagements.
The residency is being produced by Lambert Jackson, with musical supervision and arrangements by Adam Hoskins.
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