Felicity Kendal, 76, shows off her smooth visage at her Noises Off West End show trends now
Felicity Kendal showed off her incredibly smooth complexion as she attended the press night for her new show Noises Off at the Phoenix Theatre in London on Wednesday.
The Good Life actress, 76, cut a glamorous figure at the afterparty after hitting the stage as Dotty Otley.
Felicity's appearance comes after an interview where she shared she simply 'doesn't care' what she looks like at 76 and also reflected on how her Botox use caused a 'shocking' reaction from the public.
Youthful: Felicity Kendal, 76, showed off her incredibly smooth complexion as she attended the press night for her new show Noises Off at the Phoenix Theatre in London on Wednesday
Felicity cut a sophisticated figure in a black suit with silk lapels and a white shirt after getting changed out of her floral apron costume.
The TV star wore her blonde locks in soft waves and was still sporting her heavy stage make-up.
Felicity looked decades younger than her 76 years as she beamed for cameras at the after-party.
Glam: The Good Life actress cut a glamorous figure at the afterparty after hitting the stage as Dotty Otley
Honest: Felicity's appearance comes after a candid interview where she shared she simply 'doesn't care' what she looks like at 76
The actress had earlier wowed on stage as Dotty in the play, which is follows the backstage antics of a cast and crew doing a (fictional) play Nothing On.
Tracy-Ann Oberman and Matthew Kelly also star.
Felicity's appearance comes after Felicity said she cares more about looking 'presentable' than appearing younger than her years in a piece for The Times.
Treading the boards: The actress had earlier wowed on stage as Dotty in the play, which is follows the backstage antics of a cast and crew doing a (fictional) play Nothing On
Cast: Tracy-Ann Oberman, Alexander Hanson and Matthew Kelly also star
Celebrations: Tracy-Ann and Matthew Kelly enjoyed a well deserved drink with Felicity after the show
Call: (L-R) Sasha Frost, Joseph Millson, Tracy-Ann, Matthew, Felicity, Alexander Hanson, Pepter Lunkuse, Hubert Burton and Jonathan Coy bow at the curtain call during the press night
The actress previously made headlines in 2021 with her noticeably smooth visage, having shared her affiliation for filler and other anti-aging techniques.
Reflecting on her appearance, Felicity said: 'Do I care about what I look like at 76? Not really. I like to look presentable, as my mother used to say, but that’s good manners not vanity.
'I have talked about using Botox in the past and it seemed to cause such a fuss — as if it’s some shocking modern phenomenon. Humans have been preening themselves for thousands of years: tattoos, corsets, the dandies with their powdered wigs.
'People tell me I was a sex symbol in the Seventies but I never considered myself “beautiful”, I wasn’t in the same league as Julie Christie or Catherine Deneuve - don’t get me wrong, I’m perfectly happy with what I’ve got, but I didn’t get the job in because I had a face and body that electrified the screen.'
Outlook: Felicity's appearance comes after Felicity said she cares more about looking 'presentable' than appearing younger than her years
That's different! The actress (right in 2000) made headlines in 2021 (left) with her noticeably smooth visage , having shared her affiliation for filler and
