Seres Ildikó (Elisabeth), Szabó P. Szilveszter (a Halál), Dolhai Attila (e/c Luigi Lucheni), Arany Tamás (u/s Rudolf)

Maaike Widdershoven (Elisabeth), Stanley Burleson (Der Tod), Danny de Munk (Luigi Lucheni), Jeroen Phaff (Franz Joseph), Addo Kruizinga (Kronprinz Rudolf) Note: Closing night. Directors tape, audio is from the soundboard.

Pia Douwes (Elisabeth), Stanley Burleson (Der Tod), Wim van den Driessche (Luigi Lucheni), Jeroen Phaff (Franz Joseph), Addo Kruizinga (Kronprinz Rudolf), Doris Baaten (Sophie), Nico Schaap (Max in Bayern) Notes: Most of the time this is a stage shot though there are occasional zooms and the camera is occasionally recentered.

Pia Douwes (Elisabeth), Uwe Kröger (Der Tod), Ethan Freeman (Luigi Lucheni), Viktor Gernot (Franz Joseph), Andreas Bieber (Kronprinz Rudolf), Else Ludwig (Sophie)

Ryan Ward (Ash), Jenna Coker (Cheryl), Renee Klapmeyer (Annie/Shelly), Daryll Winslow (Jake), Brandon Wardell (Scott), Jennifer Byrne (Linda), Tom Walker (Ed/Moose) Notes: Final performance. Includes press videos.

Pia Douwes (Eva Perón), Bill van Dijk (Che), Jeroen Phaff (Perón), Frans Limburg (Magaldi), Marleen van der Loo (Perón’s Mistress) Notes: Single camera video shot made by Pia Douwe’s father filmed on a tripod

Vera Mann, Bill van Dijk, Marijn Devalck, David Davidse, Wanda Joosten Notes: Some generation loss. Good quality (especially for it’s age). There’s a “buzzing sound” throughout the show, but the dvd is very watchable. There are some lovely close-ups.

Kathy Voytko (Eva Perón), Bradley Dean (Che), Philip Hernandez (Perón), Gabriel Burrafato (Magaldi), Kate Manning (Perón’s Mistress) Notes: Sixth National Tour

Jeanne DeLong (Eva Perón), Hunter Foster (Che), Sutton Foster (Perón’s Mistress) Notes: Production by the Birmingham Village Players in Michigan (as confirmed by the phone number visible in the video’s exterior shots of the theatre). Sometimes incorrectly listed as Toledo, OH.

Andrea Varga (Eva Perón), Gábor Bot (Che), Attila Bardóczy (Perón), Tamás Arany (Magaldi), Dóra Jancsó (Perón’s Mistress)

Valerie Perri (Eva Perón), John Herrera (Che), Robert Dalton (Perón), Peter Marinos (Magaldi), Cynthia Simpson (Perón’s Mistress) Notes: Rehearsal performance before the tour’s official opening. Starts with “Eva, Beware Of The City” and goes through end of “Waltz For Eva And Che”. Is often labeled as 1982, but the tour officially opened on September 25, 1980. Two versions circulate: a low quality MP4 with digitally…

Maria Meyer (Eva Perón), Janusz Kruciński (Che), Andrzej Kowalczyk (Perón), Artur Święs (Magaldi) Notes: Full stage shot with no zooms

Rocio Banquells (Eva Perón), Jorge Pais (Che), Javier Diaz Dueñas (Perón), Cesar Millán (Magaldi), Carmen Delgado (Perón’s Mistress), Jaime Garza, Sissi Ducoing, Fernando Robles

Doris Baaten (Eva Perón), Bill van Dijk (Che), Ben Cramer (Perón), Frans Limburg (Magaldi), Marleen van der Loo (Perón’s Mistress)

Susan Carr George (Eva Perón), James Sbano (Che), Jeff Austin (Perón), Scott Hayward (Magaldi), Zoe Abbott (Perón’s Mistress)> Notes: European Tour

Amy Williams, Nathaniel Zeitz, Devin Goodman, Alicia Ditta, James Baird, Sasha Bratt, Seth Tillman, Peter Blair Notes: Professionally filmed at Trinity College.

Gina DeLuca (Evita), Eric Kunze (Che) Notes: Presented by Grace Arts Live, mix of Equity and non-Equity actors.

Loni Ackerman (Eva Perón), Scott Holmes (Che), Jon Cypher (Perón), Vince Perelli (u/s Magaldi) Notes: First National Tour. Mainly a stage shot with no zooms. Suffers from lots of generation loss, although audio is decent for its age.

Paloma San Basilio (Eva Perón), Patxi Andión (Che), Julio Catania (Perón), Tony Landa (Magaldi)

Olivia Cinquemani (Eva Perón), Edigio La Gioia (Che), Aldo Parisi (Perón), Andrea Giovannini (Magaldi), Silvia Vicinelli (Perón’s Mistress) Notes: Sung in english.