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1st Night Photos: Knightley Supports Friend's Dog

Date: 21 January 2010

After finishing her performance in The Misanthrope last night, Keira Knightley nipped across town to the first night party of The Little Dog Laughed to support her beau Rupert Friend, who plays Mitchell in the UK premiere of Douglas Carter Beane’s Tony Award-winning Broadway comedy.

Friend is joined in the stellar cast by Tamsin Greig, Harry Lloyd and former Bond girl Gemma Arterton.

The Little Dog Laughed, which is currently booking at the Garrick Theatre until 10 April 2010, is a cautionary tale of Hollywood film actor Mitchell who wants to come out of the closet, his agent Diane (Greig) who wants him to stay in it and the love triangle created when Mitch falls for rent boy Alex, who has a girlfriend named Ellen (Arterton).

TO SCROLL THROUGH ALL OF THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED’s 1st NIGHT PHOTOS,
JUST CLICK ON THE "NEXT >" LINKS BELOW THE FOLLOWING FRAME.
PHOTOS BY DAN WOOLLER FOR WHATSONSTAGE.COM.


David Grindley’s production of John Guare's Olivier Award-winning play Six Degrees of Separation starring Lesley Manville, Anthony Head and Obi Abili, also celebrated its opening night this week (19 January 2010, previews from 7 January). The Old Vic revival marks the first major London production of the play in 18 years (See News, 5 Jun 2009).

Billed as a “sharp, vivacious take on two worlds colliding”, the play is inspired by the real-life story of a flamboyant con artist who managed to convince wealthy residents of Manhattan’s Upper East Side he was the son of Sidney Poitier. Head and Manville are the affluent couple, John and Louise Kittredge, and Obili is the social-climbing interloper Paul.

TO SCROLL THROUGH ALL OF SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION’s 1st NIGHT PHOTOS,
JUST CLICK ON THE "NEXT >" LINKS BELOW THE FOLLOWING FRAME.
PHOTOS BY DAN WOOLLER FOR WHATSONSTAGE.COM.

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Booking Tickets & Show Listings
The Little Dog Laughed Listing Page
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WOS Radio: Q&A Laughs with Little Dog Company - 5th Feb 2010 radio
The Little Dog Laughed star - 21st Jan 2010 reviews
Review Round-up: Did Critics Laugh at Little Dog? - 21st Jan 2010 roundup



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