News about Luke Treadaway

Cara Delevingne and her Cabaret co-star Luke Treadaway put on a vivacious appearance when they got close during rehearsals for the West End show on Wednesday. In London's celebrated show at the Kit Kat Club next month, the actress and model, 31, will make her stage debut as Sally Bowles. She will appear alongside Olivier award-winning Luke, who will be cast as The Emcee.

Cara Delevingne is about to walk the catwalk, and now she is going to tread the boards. In Cabaret's hit production, the model, 31, will make her West End debut. During a 12-week run at the Playhouse Theatre, she will be portraying Sally Bowles, made popular by Liza Minnelli in the 1972 film version. However, Ms. Delevingne seems to be eased into stage presence as she will miss 22 out of the 96 performances. Nic Myers, the understudy, will play the role once a week. Ms Delevingne, who will be following in the footsteps of Oscar-nominated Jessie Buckley in the role, will appear opposite Olivier Award-winning actor Luke Treadaway as the Emcee.

In London's famed West End Cabaret, the actor, 31, will make her stage debut as Sally Bowles in the Playhouse Theatre next month. Cara Delevingne will appear alongside Olivier award-winning Luke Treadaway - who will play as The Emcee. Cara has been ecstatic to perform on this opulent stage, and she has shared her excitement with the words "there are no words to describe her excitement."

'I have had to sell my house because the mortgage rates shot through the roof, and I can't afford to own this house any more,' said James Bowen (left), the best-selling author of A Street Cat Named Bob (pictured below: A.K.A. In the book's film adaptation, Larry Treadaway played James, and Princess Kate, who welcomed Bob at the premiere in 2016). Mr Bowen said that he and his pets will be back on the streets as soon as tomorrow. After leaving the house empty and cleared, I will not get paid till.' I don't even have enough funds for rent for a temporary home until I find a new home, which means that myself, my four cats, and Chewbie [his shih tzu dog] will be homeless on the 9th as we wait for some money, after paying off the mortgage, to become available to us.' Mr Bowen was busking with his guitar in Covent Garden, central London, when he encountered Bob, a stray ginger cat. Tourists and onlookers posted videos of them on YouTube, and they became a thing.