Catherine Tate sparked concern as she pulled out of her West End show Oh, Mary! due to 'personal reasons' on Wednesday.
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Catherine Tate Withdraws from West End Show
Catherine Tate sparked concern as she pulled out of her West End show Oh, Mary! due to 'personal reasons' on Wednesday. The Doctor Who star, 56, has been perfor...
The star, 56, has been performing as Mary Todd Lincoln since April this year.
She will be replaced by American actor Mason Alexander Park, 30, at the Trafalgar Theatre from July 20.
A statement on Instagram read: 'Due to personal reasons, will no longer perform in Oh, Mary! at the Trafalgar Theatre.
'Mason Alexander Park will return to the role of Mary Todd Lincoln from now until 18 July. Cole Escola will take over from 20 July.'
Fans shared their concern for Catherine in the comments, writing: 'I REALLY HOPE CATHERINE’S OKAY!!! sending my love to my ginger queen',
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'Sending Catherine my very best! I saw the performance on July 1st, and she was incredible - even with a knee injury',
Catherine Tate sparked concern as she pulled out of her West End show Oh, Mary! due to 'personal reasons' on Wednesday
She will be replaced by American actor Mason Alexander Park, 30, at the Trafalgar Theatre from July 20
A statement on Instagram read: 'Due to personal reasons, Catherine Tate will no longer perform in Oh, Mary! at the Trafalgar Theatre'
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Fans shared their concern for Catherine in the comments, writing: 'I REALLY HOPE CATHERINE’S OKAY!!! sending my love to my ginger queen'
'All the best wishes to Catherine from someone across the pond who wished he could have seen her',
'I saw Catherine as Mary in May. She was incredible. I hope she’s recovering well ♥️'
The Daily Mail have contacted Catherine's representatives for comment.
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Oh, Mary follows the frustrated Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to the assassination of her husband Abraham.
Mother-of-one Catherine shares daughter Erin, 22, with stage manager Twig Clark.
The pair split in 2011 and Catherine was then briefly linked to Take That star Jason Orange before starting a relationship with broadcaster Adrian Chiles, which reportedly ended in December 2013.
It was then revealed in 2019 that she was engaged to American screenwriter and divorced father-of-three Jeff Ghutheim.
Catherine relocated to the US when she landed a role in mockumentary The Office, and she's currently starring in Fox's sitcom Going Dutch, which premiered last month.
She rose to fame thanks to her acclaimed comedy sketch series The Catherine Tate Show, which received seven BAFTA nominations.
She also starred as comedian Donna Noble opposite David Tennant in Doctor Who, reprising her role for the show's 60th Anniversary in 2023.
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