Eva Noblezada | 'Take Me To Church'

The Cabaret presents Eva Noblezada’s 2021 performance at The Cabaret, part of The Glick Philanthropies Broadway at The Cabaret Series.

Eva Noblezada recently starred in the title role for director Diane Paragas in the award-winning Sony Pictures film, Yellow Rose. She'll next be seen starring in Amblin's Easter Sunday. She won a Grammy and was nominated for a Tony Award for starring on Broadway in Hadestown. It was her second Tony nomination in her first two Broadway roles, following her earlier nod in the title role in Miss Saigon in 2017. She previously starred in Hadestown at the National Theatre in London after being a lead in the West End revivals of Miss Saigon and Les Miserables. Noblezada was a high school student when she was discovered by casting director Tara Rubin at the 2013 Jimmy Awards in NYC.

[kristenday]

she's got that broadway diction. I never knew all the words until hearing her sing!

[everyonelovesdee]

For those complaining she is over enuciates compared to the original, I wouuld like to remind people that Hozier sings in an Irish accent, and while, I agree some of his other songs, I need to double check a lyric or two, me as an Irish person never once had an issue with hearing the words, so if anyone finds they are finally hearing the words, it mainly because you are hearing in a neutral singing accent.

[apparition]

I want someone to write an entire musical around this performance.

[McEwanIan-zb]

The deathless death part was what I always wanted to people just to shout loud!!!! This girl did!

[s.g.]

Damn, she really fucking _gets_ the song. Great mixture of beautiful melodies and that raw anger and loathing that Hozier depicts.

[JungleJoeVN]

Wonderful performance. "That's a fine looking high horse. What you got in the stable?" The best lines.

[katherineanderson]

I love the angry energy she brings to this!

[turkeylurkeytime]

I could listen to her sing “DEATHless death” over and over and over again

[okthen]

eva is the queen of filling her voice with emotion that actually matches the lyrics and pitch of the song instead of just trying to make it "pretty", i love it so much

[ethanhermsey]

I heared only her voice and I recognized it! :o
She sung in Hadestown, I saw their performance on tiny desk!

[jomoliu]

She’s a great singer, but the piano player helps a lot to convey the mood with sharp and quick notes. Not taking anything away from her performance, just giving credit to her pianist too. She’s a phenomenal singer.

[NotEvelin]

you can tell she really took the time to understand the lyrics and apply the appropriate tone and it’s just perfect ✨

[kieransween]

When she sang that first amen it literally gave me chills

[shahidnyker]

This is the best performance I've ever seen of this song.

[ward_watcher]

Eva is amazing and I love her and her energy but you also have to acknowledge just how much the pianist is contributing to this performance because the melding of the two is insane

[LindseyLeighAR]

Idk how I ended up here, but dayum! Whoa. She is TALENTED. Dang—the control, the diction, the emotion. I am so beyond impressed. “Take my money” comes to mind. Wow

[tiadavies]

theres something about how angry this is that actually makes me understand the lyrics so much better its insane. Also, as always, Eva noblezada is a fucking powerhouse of talent and I'm in love with it.

[dipro]

Her musical pronunciation is so on point. I was not revised on the lyrics of this song but didnt have to look up a single word. And that too through so much emotion and anger.

[pridemoth_]

She PERFORMED this song, my God. This feels like watching the climax of a musical

[Ambipie]

ABSOLUTELY! THIS IS HOW ITS MEANT TO BE SANG! PERFECT!!!! Youre supposed to lose your composure at the chorus!!! THE DEPRAVITY and DESPERATION OF THE SONG!!!