Photo Feature: Celebs support Beverley Knight's opening night in The Bodyguard

Last night the West End production of The Bodyguard hosted a Media Night to celebrate Beverley Knight and Tristan Gemmill joining the cast at the Adelphi Theatre. Celebrity guests included: Wretch 32, Nihal Arthanayake, Gemma Atkinson, Matt Cardle, Andrew Castle, Celena Cherry, Mel C, Brendan Cole, Camilla Dallerup, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Dan Gillespie-Sells, Richard Jones, Lesley Joseph, Deena Payne, Kathryn Rooney, Jack Ryder, Kevin Sacre, Emeli Sandé, Shingai Shoniwa and Joss Stone.

Take a look at pictures from the evening below (click on an image to enlarge). West End Frame's Editor, Andrew Tomlins, also attended. Read his review by clicking here. Based on Lawrence Kasdan’s 1992 Oscar nominated Warner Bros. film, Thea Sharrock’s production of The Bodyguard has book by Alex Dinelaris. December 2012 saw the world premiere of this production at the Adelphi Theatre, which is currently booking to 8th March 2014.

Beverley Knight (Rachel Marron) and Tristan Gemmill (Frank Farmer) are joined by Debbie Kurup who continues in the role of Nicki Marron, Richard Lloyd King (Bill Devaney), Stephen Marcus (Tony), Dominic Taylor (Sy Spector), Michael Rouse (Stalker) and Stuart Reid (Ray Court). Ensemble members are Gareth Andrews, Kimball Armes, Christopher Birch, Hannah Fairclough, Robert Gill, Nicky Griffiths, Ben Harrold, Jamie Hughes-Ward, Alex Jackson, Genesis Lynea, Fergal McGoff, Sara Morley, Joelle Moses, David O’Mahoney, Stuart Rogers, Kyle Seeley, Danielle Steers, Katy Stredder and Christopher Terry. Elliot Aubrey, Mark Jones, Anton Joseph and Michael Matias alternate the role of Fletcher, Rachel Marron’s young son.

 Andrew and Sophia Castle (left), Brendan and Zoe Cole (right)

Camilla Dallerup and Kevin Sacre (left),   Celena Cherry (right)

Joss Stone (left), Shingai Shoniwa (centre), Gemma Atkinson (right)

Dan Gillespie-Sells (left),  Matt Cardle (right)

Mel C (left), Richard Jones and Sophie Ellis Bextor (right)

The Bodyguard is currently booking at the Adelphi Theatre until 8th March 2014.
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Click here to read West End Frame's recent interview with Tristan Gemmill.

Photo Credit: Dan Wooller

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