save the people of the pueblo who are being punished under Ramon's cruel leadership. Luisa – Emma Williams. Luisa grows up with Diego and Ramon. She falls in love first with Diego and then Zorro, not knowing his true identity. Ramon – Adam Levy. Diego's childhood friend. Ramon is jealous of the feelings Luisa has for Diego. He is made captain of the army and seizes power. Inez – Lesli Margherita. The gypsy queen, Inez travels around the backstreets of Barcelona performing with Diego, with whom she falls in love. Sergeant Garcia – Nick Cavaliere. Military servant to Ramon. He is cowardly, but likable. He falls in love with Inez. He is based on the comic antagonistic character from Disney's 1950s live action television series. Don Alejandro de la Vega – Jonathan Newth. He is Diego's father, and the rightful leader of the Pueblo. Critical reception Zorro opened at the Garrick Theatre in London to almost entirely favourable reviews. The Flamenco-based score and choreography were especially praised, as were the fight scenes. Michael Billington of the Guardian wrote, "The show may not be high art but it's great fun and brings a refreshingly different, Hispanic sound to the jaded world of West End musicals." He also noted, “The show is popular theatre that actually delivers the goods.” Michael Coveney of What's On Stage wrote, “An onstage flamenco fiesta that sets feet tapping and blood racing round the stalls.” Charles Spencer of The Daily Telegraph referred to Zorro as, “An insanely enjoyable musical.” In its preview, the Evening Standard stated that whether the show becomes a hit or flop, "an eclectic combination of talents and influences will make Zorro the musical memorable." The play extended its contract into 2009. Closing Zorro the musical ended its West End run on the 14th of March 2009. Since closing in London, Zorro has appeared in other countries such as France, Japan, China, Korea, the Netherlands, Russia, Bulgaria, Israel, and Brazil. Worldwide the show has grossed more than $70 million to date in ticket sales and earned several awards and nominations including the Laurence Olivier Awards for Best Actor for the show's star, Matt Rawle and for Best Supporting Performance in a Musical for Lesli Margherita. International productions In 2014, original star Lesli Margherita said that plans were in place to open a production of Zorro in New York in 2015. Chadwick School piloted the