Photo Feature: VIP guests attend opening night of Cirque du Soleil‘s Quidam at the Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil‘s award-winning production of Quidam officially opened at the Royal Albert Hall last night (7th Jan). 

The performance was attended by many VIP guests, including: Arlene Phillips, Beth Tweddle, Brendan Cole, Craig Revel Horwood, Esther Rantzen, Hannah Barrett, Hayley Tamaddon and Nigel Harman. Take a look at pictures of the VIP guests attending the performance below (click on an image to enlarge).

VIP guests also included: Aaron Buckingham, Alex Reynolds, Alex Zane, Amal Fashanu, Amanda Lamb, Amy Willerton, Annabel Giles, Andrew Castle, Ashley James, Brix Smith Start, Camilla Rutherford, Cara Theobold, Dakota Blue Richards, Danielle Lloyd, David Emanuel, David Webb, Denise Pearson, Fay Ripley, Future Kicks, Gail Porter, Gethin Jones, Greg Rutherford, Helen Fospero, Jo Wood, Joanne Page, Karren Brady, Kelly Hoppen, Kimberley Garner, Lisa Snowdon, Mark Foster, Matt Johnson, Natasha Kaplinksy, Nicholas Parsons, Olivia Inge, Ollie Baines, Plum Sykes, Rick Parfitt Jnr, Siobhan Finneran, Sir David Jason, Sir Paul Smith, Stephen Boman, Tamara Ecclestone, Tamera Foster, Tanya Burr and Vanessa White.

Theatre stars including Bonnie Langford, Joe Pasquale, Sam Attwater & Gareth Gates returning to Dancing On Ice for all-stars series

It has been announced that several West End performers are returning to ITV's Dancing On Ice for its final all-stars series. Spamalot co-stars Bonnie Langford, Joe Pasquale, Todd Carty and Hayley Tamaddon will reunite alongside Sam Attwater (Rocky Horror Show), Gareth Gates (Legally Blonde, Les Mis), Ray Quinn (Grease), Zaraah Abrahams (Beautiful Thing) and Suzanne Shaw (Chicago).

14 celebrities in total have signed up to return to the show for its final series, which is due to air on ITV early next year. Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley will be back to host the show, while Torvill & Dean will return for the last time to train the stars. The duo will also celebrate the 30th anniversary of their Olympic bolero during DOI: All-Stars.