SYNOPSIS 

Evita charts the rags-to-riches rise of the First Lady of Argentina, who won the love of her countrymen after marrying military leader-turned-president Juan Peron. Set in Buenos Aires between 1934-1952, the musical follows Eva Duarte Peron on her journey from fatherless child to ambitious actress to the most powerful woman in Latin America—and, eventually, to a saint-like figure after her death from cancer at age 33. The events in Evita’s life are presented in rock-opera style and editorialized on by the show’s narrator, Che. Winner of multiple Tony Awards in 1980, including Best Musical, Best Original Score and Best Book of a Musical.

Eva Peron:  Amy Musselwhite

Che Guevera:  Eric Spencer

Juan Peron:  Dan Engelhard

Augustin Magaldi:  Kenny James

Mistress:  Kelly Skiff

Ensemble: Paul Adkins, Ta’Mara Bale, Joshua Behn

             Catherine Bennett, Elizabeth Dangelo,

         Reggie Dela Resma, Katie DeLima,

        Kathy Engelstad, Marcella Fischer,

   Doren Fortune, Isaak Hammers,

  Alissa Jarvis, Kristopher Jones,

           Rana Teresa Tan, David Whitemarsh,

Trina Williamson

Director:  Rana Teresa Tan

Vocal/Music Direction:  Reece Sauve

Choreography: Stephanie Clarke

Assistant Director: Chris Dolan

Stage Manager:  Donna Mozingo

Asst. Stage Manager:  Ta'Mara Bale

Set Design, Costumes:  Rana Teresa Tan

Asst. Set Designer:  Kelvin Jones

Lighting Designer:  Ian Shaw

Seamstresses:  Marilyn Boynton, Mary Barden

Set Construction:  Kevin Jones, Bill Buhl,

Bob Keeton, Paul Adkins, Claude Abbott,

Rana Tan, Eric Spencer