Tom Hiddleston has played a number of characters on stage and screen.
But his latest role saw him look very different than usual, as he donned a wig and a dress to cameo in The Play What I Wrote at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre on Monday evening.
The actor, 40, appeared on stage as a mystery guest in the production, that saw him wear a slew of increasingly bizarre costumes.
New look: Tom Hiddleston donned a wig and a dress to cameo in The Play What I Wrote at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre on Monday evening
In one scene Tom wore a green waistcoat with a lace cravat along with knee high socks and buckled shoes.
He then donned an embroidered blue dressing gown with red detailing over the top.
Finally, the star put on a pink and blue dress adorned with bows and boasting a hoop skirt, along with a baroque style wig as he danced across the stage.
Cameo: The actor, 40, appeared on stage as a mystery guest in the production, that saw him wear a slew of increasingly bizarre costumes
Costume: The star put on a pink and blue dress adorned with bows and boasting a hoop skirt
Hilarious: He added a baroque style wig as he danced across the stage
The Play What I Wrote is a comedy play celebrating the British comedy act of Morecambe and Wise.
Playing the 'Comte De Toblerone', a fugitive from the French Revolution, in a play by the Ernie Wise character ('A Tight Squeeze For The Scarlet Pimple'), Tom's job was to take a gentle ribbing from the rest of the Eric and Ernie characters.
Previous stars to take on the cameo role have included Ralph Fiennes, Ewan McGregor, Joanna Lumley, Daniel Radcliffe, Kylie Minogue, Nigel Havers, Jerry Hall, Sir Ian McKellen, Dawn French and Sting.
Comfy: He then donned an embroidered blue dressing gown with red detailing over the top
Comedy duo: The Play What I Wrote is a comedy play celebrating the British comedy act of Morecambe and Wise
Funny: He played the 'Comte De Toblerone', a fugitive from the French Revolution, in a play by the Ernie Wise character ('A Tight Squeeze For The Scarlet Pimple')
Butt of the joke: Tom's job was to take a gentle ribbing from the rest of the Eric and Ernie characters
