Rachel Zegler – Live In London
About The Show
She’s back! Due to phenomenal demand, Rachel Zegler is returning to London for a concert residency unlike anything she’s done before.
Best-known for her star turn as Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s Evita and Maria in Steven Spielberg’s film adaptation of West Side Story; Golden Globe and Olivier Award-winner Rachel Zegler will perform her most intimate shows to date.
Last seen in London with her sold-out concert debut at the London Palladium and her viral performance as Cathy Hiatt in the concert version of The Last Five Years, this once-in-a-lifetime talent will wow you with her sublime vocals and charismatic stage presence.
With no seat further than 6-rows from the action, witness this musical theatre sensation up close and personal in her most stripped back show yet.
Strictly limited run at @sohoplace from 5th January – 17th January for 14 shows only. Don’t miss this international superstar whilst she’s in town!
Presale opens at 10am on 30th September. If you have not signed up to receive your exclusive Presale link, the General On Sale opens at 12pm on 30th September.
Please note that orders are capped at a maximum of 4 tickets. Due to high demand when tickets go on sale you will be assigned a random place in the queue to book.
Show Dates
5th January 2027 - 17th January 2027Duration
2 hours 5 minutes, including an intervalAge Recommendation
TBCTicket Info
Tuesday – Saturday, 7.30pm
Saturday & Sunday, 2.30pm@sohoplace has contactless ticketing for every performance. Tickets will be issued electronically 48 hours prior to the performance.
Fair access: 50% off across all bands
Performer
Rachel Zegler
Rachel Zegler is a dynamic actress and singer who has already established herself as a trailblazer of her generation. At only 17 years old, Rachel earned the role of María Vasquez for Steven Spielberg’s new adaptation of West Side Story out of 30,000 auditions. The film captured Rachel’s motion picture debut and earned her an NBR Award for Best Actress along with a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical.
On stage, Rachel has solidified her place as a powerhouse with her Olivier Award-winning turn as Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s revival of Evita at the London Palladium. Her performance became a viral sensation as hundreds gathered nightly outside the theatre to watch her perform from the balcony, and her final production broke the record for the longest standing ovation in the Palladium’s history, at nine minutes long.
Before that, Rachel made her Broadway debut in Sam Gold’s Romeo + Juliet, starring opposite Kit Connor with music by Jack Antonoff. The modern-day, Gen-Z-inflected adaptation broke ticket sale records generating $3.1 million in under 24 hours, the highest single on-sale date for a play in Shubert history, and by the end of its run had recorded the youngest ticket-buying audience in Broadway history.
On the big screen, she has starred as Snow White in Disney’s live-action remake, making her one of the first Latina actresses to lead a live-action Disney film. Rachel received critical praise for her performance, and the film reached #1 on Disney+. Before that, she led The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes as Lucy Gray Baird alongside Viola Davis, Peter Dinklage, and Hunter Schafer, which opened at #1 at the box office worldwide. Her performance earned her the Best Action Movie Star Award at the People’s Choice Awards. She has also been seen in A24’s disaster comedy Y2K, the superhero film Shazam! Fury of the Gods opposite Helen Mirren and Lucy Liu and lent her voice to Netflix’s animated feature Spellbound opposite Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem.
Rachel’s upcoming films include She Gets It From Me opposite Marissa Tomei and Lin Manuel Miranda’s Octet with an incredible ensemble including Amanda Seyfried, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Tramell Tillman. It was also just announced that she will star in Last Dance directed by visionary filmmaker Karim Aïnouz opposite Ben Platt, who will also contribute original music.
Rachel is a FORBES “30 Under 30” recipient and has been recognized by GLAMOUR US and UK as a 2025 “Woman of the Year,” by TIME MAGAZINE for their TIME100 Next list, by VARIETY in their annual “Power of Young Hollywood Impact” list, and by THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER on their “Next Generation” list. She was also named one of “Nine Latinx Women in Hollywood Currently Changing the World” by ELLE MAGAZINE.
Accessible Performances & Tickets
There are no specific Access Performances for this residency, but if you have any access requirements please email us at [email protected] or call us on 0330 333 5962.
Photography and recording of any kind is strictly prohibited.