Famous People You've Seen In The Audience

I wouldn't have got that in a month of Sundays!

Dishy but alarming is how I perceive him. 

Tom Allen at Hello Dolly last night.

I think he thought we were coming over for an autograph but I actually wanted to look at the poster he was standing next to and didn't notice who it was until I was right next to him.

Continuing the British comedians theme, I spotted John Bishop at Waterloo later that night.

Ben Daniels was at Hello Dolly yesterday

Tamzin Outhwaite standing up to get a better look at the fainting person during a show stop at The Years.

Post on X to say him and other Ted Lasso cast members were there last night so 100% he walked past me.

Not in the audience but I'll comment as I think quite a few people here would be interested in Sir Ian McKellen and a little bit of how he's getting on since his fall. I saw him this afternoon (Wednesday) along St Martin's Lane. He was paused outside the Noel Coward theatre having a brief perusal of one of the Slave Play publicity posters. He was instantly recognizable in profile as I neared. He took off again before I passed him and walked ahead of me further along the lane towards Long Acre. He looked great, I have to say, moving well and looking fine in a dark blue sort of casual-smart outfit. Really good to spot him looking so well, and as he walked, the back of him was very distinguishable from other pedestrians with his fantastic silvery hair which, it appeared to me, he is allowing to grow a bit. He looked like a fellow just out by himself having a nice walk about town.

Sat next to Harry Enfield and partner at Abigail’s Party last night at Stratford East. He was delightful…but particularly loved his almost last minute entrance, whilst the pre show music was playing ABBA’s Money Money Money…! It made this 50 something smile, anyway!

Joanna Riding last night watching Janie Dee's cabaret show.

Neil Tennant was at A Face in the Crowd this evening.

I'm almost halfway through series 2 of Sherwood and pretty preoccupied with what James Graham is doing.

I was pondering that at the Royal Court interval, leaning back against a wall staring into the middle distance thinking about arcs, when a familiar voice said ""yea yeah, don't worry about it" as it strode across me from right to left.

David Morrissey, who only has the one voice, was heading to the cloak room. If you go to theatre regularly in London, you see a lot of faces but not often when already so present in your mind. It was pretty neat. Might be the last man left in London who uses a comb/hair brush.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge at tonight’s performance of I Wish You Well. She came into the theatre last and ran out of it as soon as the show finished 😂

I sat next to Liz Carr (silent witness, good omens) at the proms, we are both wheelchair users. I tried not to be starstruck, she’s very talented.