Backstage at the Broadway Theatre, Noblezada preps for an after-party at Tavern on the Green.
Eva Noblezada
Roberto Araujo
Eva Noblezada is the name on everyone’s lips after her star-making performance during the March 23 opening of Miss Saigon on Broadway. The show returns to the theatre where the original 1991 production originally bowed, in a new, authentic staging. Having played the role in the pre-Broadway London revival, Noblezada transfers with co-stars Alistair Brammer, Jon Jon Briones, and Rachelle Ann Go to reprise her role as Kim—and this production marks Noblezada’s Broadway debut. Playbill captured her as she left Saigon on opening night and prepped for the celebration at Tavern on the Green.
Flip through her transformation below:
Snaps for Opening Night: Miss Saigon’s Breakout Star Eva Noblezada Gets Glam
Snaps for Opening Night: Miss Saigon’s Breakout Star Eva Noblezada Gets Glam
Backstage at the Broadway Theatre, Noblezada preps for an afterparty at Tavern on the Green.
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Eva Noblezada, who plays leading lady Kim, cheers after the curtain came down on the opening night of Miss Saigon.
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Noblezada begins to shed her costume by Andreane Neofitou.
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Balloons decorate her dressing room in celebration of her Broadway debut.
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Leaving Saigon behind, Noblezada takes down her bun and begins to get glam!
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First step: hair.
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Hair stylist Robert Mefford sets the curls in Noblezada’s long locks.
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Makeup artists Cassandra Garcia is on hand to transform Noblezada from fresh-faced Kim to subtle stunner.
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The 21-year-old star is overjoyed to make her Broadway debut with the role she originated in the 2014 London revival.
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As the curls come down, Garcia adds shimmered eye shadow.
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While applying blush, Nobelzada’s curls are complete.
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Tickets are available at SaigonBroadway.com and Telecharge.com, by phone at (212) 239-6200 or (800) 447-7400, and at the Broadway Theatre box office (1681 Broadway, NYC).
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