The lady recently survived the opening night of her London play, Speed The Plow.
And, now, it seems that Lindsay Lohan's confidence as a theatre actress has grown amazingly - with her blithely cutting stage times fine.
The flame-haired star, who also made her name as a child, was seen casually greeting fans less than half an hour or so before she was due on the set.
Gratitude: Lindsay's fans - who later caught a plane back to Spain - dubbed her 'the kindest celebrity'
Wearing a leopard-print coat inside blood-red, she arrived at the Playhouse Theatre at 7. 10 pm in Tuesday, just 35 mins before the performance was due to start.
Yet, while word got to her at 7. 20pm that there were crying fans ouside who's waited for over three hours, she came out, signed autographs and sat for selfie's - with just twenty-five minutes before the production's commencement.
Not surprisingly, the fans - who later caught a plane back to Spain, named her 'the kindest celebrity'.
Loyal: The flame-haired star, who made her name as a child, was seen casually greeting fans less than half an hour before she was due on set
Clearly delighted with her act of recognition, Lohan beamed a broad smile as she was accompanied by a bodyguard.
She looked elegant in a pair of leather-effect trousers and toe-studded shoes.
The Parent Trap presenter also exuded an air of casual self-belief as she prepared for that latest night of her debut London play.
Set over three acts, Speed-the-Plow is a play about two Hollywood hot shots, Bobbie Gould and Steve Fox, who are preparing to pitch a new script to a film company. However items go awry as discussion turns to bedding new employee, Karen.
Lohan has the role of Karen, a temporary secretary working for Gould and Fox. Any $500 wager is placed by Fox who bets that Gould can’t acquire her to sleep with him. Little do they know that Karen may have a few methods of her own up her sleeve.
Lohan, who has made her name inside films such as Mean Girls, Freaky Friday and Elizabeth Taylor, plays the particular role that was originated by Madonna on Broadway in 1988, where it leaped at the Royale Theatre for 279 performances.
The show runs until the twenty ninth of November for a strictly limited season.
Catch it while you can! The show runs until the 29th of November for a strictly limited season
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And, now, it seems that Lindsay Lohan's confidence as a theatre actress has grown amazingly - with her blithely cutting stage times fine.
The flame-haired star, who also made her name as a child, was seen casually greeting fans less than half an hour or so before she was due on the set.
Gratitude: Lindsay's fans - who later caught a plane back to Spain - dubbed her 'the kindest celebrity'
Wearing a leopard-print coat inside blood-red, she arrived at the Playhouse Theatre at 7. 10 pm in Tuesday, just 35 mins before the performance was due to start.
Yet, while word got to her at 7. 20pm that there were crying fans ouside who's waited for over three hours, she came out, signed autographs and sat for selfie's - with just twenty-five minutes before the production's commencement.
Not surprisingly, the fans - who later caught a plane back to Spain, named her 'the kindest celebrity'.
Loyal: The flame-haired star, who made her name as a child, was seen casually greeting fans less than half an hour before she was due on set
Clearly delighted with her act of recognition, Lohan beamed a broad smile as she was accompanied by a bodyguard.
She looked elegant in a pair of leather-effect trousers and toe-studded shoes.
The Parent Trap presenter also exuded an air of casual self-belief as she prepared for that latest night of her debut London play.
In vogue: Lohan, who has made her name in films such as Mean Girls, Freaky Friday and Elizabeth Taylor, plays the role that was originated by Madonna on Broadway in 1988
Set over three acts, Speed-the-Plow is a play about two Hollywood hot shots, Bobbie Gould and Steve Fox, who are preparing to pitch a new script to a film company. However items go awry as discussion turns to bedding new employee, Karen.
Lohan has the role of Karen, a temporary secretary working for Gould and Fox. Any $500 wager is placed by Fox who bets that Gould can’t acquire her to sleep with him. Little do they know that Karen may have a few methods of her own up her sleeve.
Lohan, who has made her name inside films such as Mean Girls, Freaky Friday and Elizabeth Taylor, plays the particular role that was originated by Madonna on Broadway in 1988, where it leaped at the Royale Theatre for 279 performances.
The show runs until the twenty ninth of November for a strictly limited season.
Good response: Aside from a few scathing reviews, Lohan's performance has been given due credit
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