Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden strikes a pose for fans as she prepares for her new stage show Stepping Out
The show runs at the Vaudeville Theatre until June
AMANDA Holden taps into character ahead of the press night of her new stage show Stepping Out.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 46, plays dancer Mavis Turner in the production based on the 1991 film starring Liza Minnelli.
She posed up in costume ahead of the role in a black tailcoat tuxedo and hat, sitting sprawled across a chair in one snap.
Amanda’s castmates in the show, which is running at the Vaudeville Theatre on London’s West End until June, include former soap stars Angela Griffin, 40, Tracey-Ann Oberman, 50 and Tamzin Outhwaite, 46.
Stepping Out Review
By Benjy Potter
AMANDA Holden made her glittering return to the West End stage in a play crammed full of hilarious eighties gags and fabulously over the top outfits.
Starring as Vera in Stepping Out, the stage version of the 1981 film featuring Liza Minelli and Julie Walters, the Britain’s Got Talent judge showed she’s both a master of plays and musicals.
Haughty Vera (Holden) commands the stage at all times joined by EastEnders actress Tracy-Ann Overman playing wheeler deeler Maxine and serving lashings of cockney class.
At 46 Amanda looks every inch the leading lady in her skin-tight silver catsuit, a nod to eccentric eighties fashion.
All rise for a performance worthy of the golden buzzer.
SUN RATING: FOUR STARS