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Sheridan Smith looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped out of London's Gielgud Theatre on Monday.
The actress, 42, put on a fabulously chic display with her simple ensemble, as she wore light blue jeans, a navy jumper and black boots.
Adding a hint of glam, Sheridan, who is has been nominated for an Olivier Award for role as Shirley Valentine, paired her look with a set of gold hoop earrings and a thick gold chain.
She sported a minimal makeup look as she exited the theatre where she currently stars as Myrtle Gordon in the new musical Opening Night by John Cassavetes.
The brunette-beauty looked in high spirits as she flashed a pearly white smile and thumbs up as she left her workplace.
Brunette Sheridan Smith, 42, looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped out of London's Gielgud Theatre on Monday where she is starring in a musical called Opening Night
The actress put on a fabulously chic display in her simple ensemble, as she wore light blue jeans, a navy jumper and black boots
Sheridan is at the start of a 21-week stretch in the new show, which is based on the namesake 1977 film about the actress who is left traumatised by the death of a teenage fan.
While Sheridan is now one of London's biggest, best and most versatile actresses, she hasn't always had it this good.
Her past has been flanked by her own demons since losing her father, Colin, after he passed away in 2016.
She was in a string of public meltdowns involving alcohol, anxiety, public outrages, angry social media postings and intoxicated late-night rantings.
Sheridan's chaotic lifestyle choices almost called the curtain on her career in 2016 when she was starring in Funny Girl at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
There were reports of missed curtain calls and slurred words. And on April 28, the producer pulled the curtain down on his superstar just 15 minutes into the show.
She made the decision to quit alcohol as she ‘fell apart completely’ in recent months following years of offstage troubles.
She also admitted that a joke made by Graham Norton during the 2016 BAFTA Awards about her onstage antics in a West End production of Funny Girl was what 'tipped her over the edge'.
Adding a hint of glam, Sheridan, who has previously won two Olivier Awards, paired her look with a set of gold hoop earrings and a thick gold chain
The brunette-beauty looked in high spirits as she flashed a pearly white smile and thumbs up as she left her workplace
Sheridan now appears to be in a great place and earns a standing ovation most nights for her latest theatre role
Her fans have iron-clad faith in the star and have watched her transform her life. Many believe this is the perfect role for her to finally close the doors on her darker past.
The actress herself, described being offered the role as' a gift' because she could use it to finally extinguish past traumas that threatened to derail her career.
Sheridan, who has previously won two Olivier Awards, said she took on the role to 'take control' of her own demons.
She said: 'It feels like a moment of taking back control. I feel like the part is a gift, it's a gift of a part for any actress to play and I'm loving every minute of it, it's such an honour. I can't wait for people to see it now.'
In many ways the show resembles the star's past rollercoaster lifestyle. Sheridan, playing as Myrtle.
Already in character before viewers take their seats, onlookers get a raw glimpse of the star's near reality as well as the character's.
While she may play a drunk in the show, Sheridan went teetotal in June 2019.
The Care favourite was in great form as she spoke enthusiastically about her return to the theatre - after getting rave reviews for her most recent role in The
