Katherine Jenkins sizzles in a LBD as she attends Carousel press night following Alfie Boe bow row
The Welsh beauty left the theatre with her husband Andrew Levitas
KATHERINE Jenkins stunned in a classy black dress following a triumphant performance of Hammerstein & Rodgers' Carousel on Tuesday night.
The Welsh beauty, 36, stepped out hand in hand after the press evening with her handsome American husband Andrew Levitas, 39.
Katherine reportedly sparked a row with her co-star Alfie Bow in the run up to the musical's opening night earlier this month, after demanding the biggest dressing room as well as the final bow to close the show, despite Boe having the lead role.
However, there didn't appear to be any tension away from the stage, with Katherine looking every inch the glamorous bombshell.
Her stylish frock boasted a teardrop chest and exposed her shoulders, while she swept her hair to one side and covering her lips with a slick of rouge.
Andrew was dapper in a black three piece suit complete with a tie and silver tie pin.
There was a clamour from fans outside the Coliseum Theatre for Katherine's autograph and the smiling star happily obliged.
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She seemed genuinely touched by the reaction, raising her hand to her chest.
Earlier in the evening, Katherine took to the stage as Julie Jordan, alongside Boe for a rousing run through of the classic musical.
As the cast lapped up the applause from the audience, Katherine looked delighted in her pink 1940s attire.
The multi-million selling pair led the cast of more than 50 with their incredible voices, accompanied by the English National Opera’s 40-strong orchestra.
It follows unemployed Billy who beats his wife and spirals into a life of crime which takes a devastating twist.
In the end, an unlikely saviour helps to turn tragedy into triumph for the emotional finale, thanks to the Star Keeper, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst, 55.
A whole 72 years after it debuted on Broadway, classics such as June is Bustin’ Out All Over and You’ll Never Walk Alone are proving just as popular with fans.
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