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Jaime Winstone has been seen in 2:22 A Ghost Story for the first time after replacing pop star Cheryl in the lead role of Jenny in the West End show.
Actress Jaime, 38, is starring alongside former EastEnders and Game of Thrones star Ricky Champ, 42, who will portray the character of Ben, taking over from fellow former EastEnders cast member Jake Wood.
Joining them on stage at the Apollo Theatre in London for the new extended run until 17 September is former One Tree Hill star Sophia Bush, 40, as Lauren, and actor Clifford Samuel who is taking on the role of Sam.
In newly released images, Jamie is seen in a red floral print dress as she sits on a sofa on stage.
She can be seen deep in discussion while in character, acting out a scene with Sophia who wears a brown trouser suit and a black top.
Born to perform: Jaime Winstone, 38, has been seen in 2:22 A Ghost Story for the first time after replacing pop star Cheryl in the lead role of Jenny in the West End show
All stars: Actress Jaime is starring alongside former EastEnders and Game of Thrones star Ricky Champ, 42, and former One Tree Hill actress Sophia Bush, 40
On stage: Joining them on stage at the Apollo Theatre in London for the new extended run until 17 September is actor Clifford Samuel who is taking on the role of Sam (right)
Sophia is seen sitting alongside Ricky on stage as he wears a blue jacket teamed with a black shirt and matching trousers.
The play is a supernatural thriller about a tense dinner party, with Jenny believing the house she shares with Ben is haunted.
The official synopsis for the play says: 'Jenny believes her new home is haunted, but her husband Sam isn't having any of it.
'They argue with their first dinner guests, old friend Lauren and new partner Ben.'
This is the fifth West End transfer of writer Danny Robins’ production after it moved next door from the Lyric to the Apollo earlier this month after two previous seasons at the Criterion.
Last year the play was nominated for Olivier Awards, including in the Best New Play category, and won the Best New Play gong at the Whatsonstage awards.|
The production began its life in the summer of 2021 at the Noel Coward Theatre starring Lily Allen, Julia Chan, Hadley Fraser and Jake Wood.
It has since starred the likes of Giovanna Fletcher, Tom Felton, Matt Willis and Laura Whitmore.
