Rachel Zegler's performance of "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" in London's new "Evita" production features a unique twist. Zegler sings from an exterior balcony, with the performance streamed inside the Palladium. While this innovative approach, used by director Jamie Lloyd in past productions, has drawn some complaints from audience members who paid for tickets, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber defends the decision, highlighting its theatrical impact and connection to Eva Perón's populist spirit. The free outdoor serenade has attracted hundreds of passersby.

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