LOOK: Lea Salonga joins two other 'Kims' in Broadway | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Lea Salonga joins two other ‘Kims’ in Broadway

/ 06:25 PM January 09, 2018

(Left to right) Eva Noblezada, Lea Salonga and Lianna Sta. Ana. Image: Instagram/@msleasalonga

Three women who played the role of Kim in the Broadway production “Miss Saigon” came all together in one happy selfie.

A role first played by Lea Salonga in 1989, the part of Kim had also been taken by actresses Eva Noblezada and Lianna Sta. Ana in more recent shows.

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Noblezada had her time as Kim during the 2014 West End and 2017 Broadway revivals of Miss Saigon. Sta. Ana was her understudy during the 2017 shows.

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The two younger Kims visited Salonga during her Jan. 9 performance for the musical “Once On This Island” in New York.

Noblezada even got a selfie with Tony Award-winning actress and singer Nikki M. James.

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Image: Instagram/@msleasalonga

Salonga also gave a shout-out to fellow Broadway actors Caesar Samayoa and Deborah Craig.

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Salonga (center) with Caesar Samayoa (far right). Image: Instagram/@msleasalonga

Deborah Craig. Image: Instagram/@msleasalonga

Salonga currently plays the role of Erzulie the Goddess of Love in the Broadway revival of “Once on This Island”. JB

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