Cheryl bundles up in a black puffer jacket as she steps out 2:22 A Ghost Story
Cheryl looked in high spirits as fans greeted her as she left the Lyric Theater after another performance of 2:22 A Ghost Story on Thursday night, after co-star Jake Wood praised her debut.
The singer, 39, who plays the lead role of Jenny on the show, dressed for the evening in a black puffer coat as she made her way to a waiting car.
The former Girls Aloud star completed her look with dark blue jeans and shiny black boots after another performance.
Cheryl styled her brunette locks in loose waves and opted for a bright stage makeup complete with a pink lip.
A security guard led the star to his car as he smiled and waved at fans waiting outside the venue.
Here it is: Cheryl looked in high spirits as fans greeted her as she left The Lyric Theater after another performance of 2:22 A Ghost Story on Thursday night.
It comes after co-star Jake Wood said earlier this week that Cheryl has been “fearless” in her approach to her West End debut.
The former EastEnders actor, 50, reprized his role as Ben in the supernatural thriller after People Just Do Nothing’s Hugo Chegwin pulled out of the show due to illness during rehearsals.
Cheryl plays Jenny in the play, and Jake insists that it has been “remarkable” given that he has no prior acting experience.
told the Mirror: ‘I’m sure Cheryl felt the pressure, but after years in the industry, I don’t think she’s afraid.
“It’s quite remarkable to see someone who’s never acted before come on stage in the West End, she’s in the spotlight, with all that pressure.
‘It’s pretty amazing how tough it is, really. And she’s giving amazing performances, people are in awe of how good she is.
Jake, who originally played Ben opposite pop star Lily Allen, 37, in 2021, opened up about how some people were closed-minded when it came to Cheryl appearing in the production.
He said “certain areas” feel “some people should stay in their boxes,” but he thinks it’s a positive move for people to “diversify.”
Happy: The singer, 39, who plays the lead role of Jenny on the show, dressed for the evening in a black puffer coat as she made her way to a waiting car
The former soap opera star acknowledged that performing in a theater in front of “a few hundred” people is like water out of a duck’s back for pop stars who have played to packed stadiums with thousands of fans.
Meanwhile, Jake said Cheryl laughed while performing in 2:22 A Ghost Story, and the pair “got in trouble for laughing pretty often.”
Cheryl replaced TV presenter Laura Whitmore when she joined the new cast of the show, which runs at the Lyric Theater through April 23, with Horrible Histories actress Louise Ford as Lauren and stage star Scott Karim as Sam. .
Appearing on Good Morning Britain this week, Jake was recently investigated for his ‘mischievous’ behavior on stage, resulting in former Popstars: The Rivals contestant Cheryl being ‘corpse’ on stage.
He said: ‘Everything is new to Cheryl, she didn’t know what corpsing was, corpsing is when you laugh on stage.
We are getting in trouble for laughing too often.
“It’s part of the show and the characters, and even though it’s very scary, there are some very funny moments, so just try to stay in the moment.”
“When the public enjoys it, it is difficult to keep a straight face.
You catch someone’s eye and you just know someone is about to leave.
You can’t look at them again for the next five minutes.
He said that Cheryl, who has been performing for a total of four weeks, has had “amazing reviews” and is “unbelievable.”
Impressed: It comes after co-star Jake Wood said earlier this week that Cheryl has been “fearless” in her approach to her West End debut.
Fearless: Jake told the Mirror: “I’m sure Cheryl felt the pressure but after years in the industry I think she’s not afraid.”
On the other hand, Jake, best known for playing Max Branning on EastEnders, hasn’t ruled out a return to the beloved BBC show.
He said: “I felt very lucky when I joined EastEnders, I was 33 when I joined and I’ve been acting professionally since I was 10 years old so I have a lot of experience before I joined so I felt lucky about that.
They have left the door open. I don’t think right now, but never say never.
“You know that an actor’s life usually consists of different jobs and different characters and I’m enjoying it right now.”