Catherine Tyldesley captivated attention as she graced the press night for The King And I in Manchester, showcasing her chic and refined style.
Arriving at The Lowry Theatre, the 40-year-old actress adorned herself in an exquisite cream wool coat that added an air of sophistication, elegantly cinched at the waist. Pairing the ensemble with relaxed suede boots, she effortlessly accessorized with a nude Chanel handbag, completing her neutral-toned look with glamorous curls and a soft makeup palette.
Joining the event was fellow Coronation Street star Cait Fitton, who made a stylish statement in a cropped leather biker jacket, adding a touch of contemporary flair to the evening.
The musical, headlined by Helen George, has returned to the stage after a record-breaking season at The London Palladium and a successful UK Tour. George reprises her role as Anna in this limited six-week run at the London Palladium, expressing her delight and honor at continuing in the production after receiving rave reviews for her performance.
Set in 1860s Bangkok, The King and I intricately weaves the tale of the unconventional relationship between the King of Siam and British schoolteacher Anna Leonowens, portrayed by Helen George in the production.
Renowned for its unforgettable show tunes including "Shall We Dance?" and "Getting To Know You," The King And I stands as one of the most beloved musicals, earning glowing reviews from publications such as The Daily Mail, which described the production as a joyous, musical journey.
Amidst the theatrical success, speculation arises about a connection between Helen George and her Call The Midwife co-star Olly Rix, following their respective breakups. The actors, recognized for their roles as an on-screen married couple in the BBC drama, are reportedly supporting each other through their recent heartbreaks.
Olly Rix, who parted ways with his makeup artist girlfriend Natasha after a seven-year relationship, and Helen George, who separated from her partner Jack Ashton in the same month after meeting on the Call The Midwife set, have drawn attention due to their camaraderie and support for one another during these challenging times.
The bond between the actors outside the stage hints at a supportive friendship, reflecting the strength and solidarity prevalent within the entertainment industry, where colleagues extend support beyond the screen, fostering relationships that endure beyond the spotlight.
