"Foremost among them is undoubtedly Jamie Lloyd's production of , which is effortlessly the most talked about theatre production of 2025. If star Rachel Zegler stayed on board it could easily have run at the huge London Palladium for a year. But she's a busy woman, and Lloyd rarely if ever recasts musicals: Evita will complete its scheduled run on Saturday."
"As you might expect, it's sold out: you could snag a return or one of the £29.50 standing that go on sale from its website at 10am each day. Or you could of course get down to the Palladium around 9pm (or 4pm Saturday afternoon) and catch one of Zegler's final ever performances of Don't Cry for Me Argentina to the assembled Argyll Street masses."
"The spectacular musical adaptation of The Great Gatsby transferred to the West End from Broadway in unusually quick time, but it was always going to be a limited run as the London Coliseum is home to English National Opera for most of the year. It could come back, though it seems possible it got in fast to avoid clashing with Florence Welch's imminent rival Gatsby musical. It ends its run on Sunday, and there's decent availability."
Several of the summer's biggest West End musicals have limited engagements that all conclude this weekend. Jamie Lloyd's Evita, starring Rachel Zegler, finishes its scheduled run on Saturday at the London Palladium. Evita is sold out with a small allocation of £29.50 standing tickets released daily at 10am and occasional returns around performance times. The Great Gatsby adaptation transferred from Broadway and ends Sunday at the London Coliseum because the venue houses English National Opera for much of the year, though some availability remains. A Christina Aguilera film adaptation at the Savoy closes Saturday due to the Paddington musical booking, with some seats still available.
Read at Time Out London
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