Fil-Am Eva Noblezada lands lead role in ‘The great gatsby’ musical The epidemic of loneliness in America

by Mary Villegas Inquirer.net

ALL the spotlights are on for the comeback of fil-Am sensation eva Noblezada as she takes the lead role in ‘The Great Gatsby’s’ stage adaptation. And we’re definitely rooting for this fil-Am girl.

mark your calendars as she will surely set the stage on fire as Daisy Buchanan in this epic stage play. You can catch it from oct. 12 – Nov. 12, 2023, at the Paper mill Playhouse in New Jersey, UsA.

starting on Aug. 14, tickets will be on sale, and you better grab yours AsAP! As we’re sure, it will be selling like hotcakes.

With a star-studded cast, acting alongside her is Jeremy Jordan as Jay Gatsby. He is a rising star who appeared in Waitress and Newsies and with a Tony And Drama Desk Award nominee. this is all we know so far, as the complete casting will be announced at a later date. But with its captivating story and original score, this masterpiece will surely set your hearts aflutter.

About the Great Gatsby

An f s cott f itzgerald masterpiece, this timeless story will bring you back to the 1920s. Get ready to experience the glitz, glamour, and hidden desires. this epic novel is about Jay Gatsby and his obsession with Daisy Buchanan, leading to a head-spinning tale of love, betrayal, and broken dreams.

A major contender for the title Great American Novel, The Great Gatsby’s stage adaptation promises to delve into the Jazz Age with a melodic twist and great music.

In addition, the production team behind this stage remake is nothing short of incredible. Kait Kerrigan will head the musical’s book while its original score is by Nathan tyson and Jason howland.

Dominique Kelley will choreograph, and m arc Bruni will direct the overall play. Daniel edmonds is the musical director, and howland will do the musical supervision, orchestration, and arrangements. Discover Eva Noblezada’s talent this fil-Am’s talents know no boundaries, which proves her versatility as an actress. h er previous performances have

Leaving Sin City

CoRin Ramos lujan

DECEMBER 31, 2015.

I was visiting the Philippines with my parents and twin daughters, who just graduated from university. It was New Year’s eve, one of the most festive times in the Philippines. Unfortunately, both my daughters were in their rooms, recovering from a bout of food poisoning the day before.

from the balcony of my family home, I watched the street below full of the townspeople walking, dressed in their modest finery; tricycle engines and loud music mingling with the crackling of sparklers and fireworks.

When the midnight hour finally struck, everyone on the street stopped, turned to each other and hugged. “happy New Year!” was the refrain reverberating clearly up to my position on the balcony.

o ne particular face in the crowd stood out to me.

in America, I thought. this is the way it is here. But, I always remember odie, especially on NYe, especially when I have had nobody to ring in the new year with.

gained critical acclaim both on the silver screen and the Broadway.

After captivating her audiences when she played Kim in “miss saigon,” she had a tony Award nomination for Best Actress in musical. her exceptional portrayal of eurydice in hadestown further cemented her name as a great talent in the theater world. You might have also seen her on your Netflix screens as she plays the fil-Am teen dealing with her struggles as an immigrant in the U.s. in the 2020 movie, “Yellow rose.”