Jodie Comer in 'security scare' as fans report 'worrying' behaviour at theatre show

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Jodie Comer has been photographed being mobbed by adoring fans after performing in Prima Facie on Thursday evening. The Killing Eve actress, 29, plays slick working-class criminal defence lawyer, Tessa, with a skill for successfully defending those accused of sexual assault in a 100-minute monologue. The performance appeared to go down very well with fans, who mobbed the actress outside London’s Harold Pinter Theatre on Thursday night. Jodie was seen wearing a black face mask, black coat and baker boy hat as she signed autographs for fans waiting outside. Many had photos of the actress in their hands and their phone cameras out to capture the moment as she smiled and waved at the crowds. Assistants were also seen loading up the boot of her waiting car with several large bouquets, including a bunch of orange tulips. Jodie appeared to be smiling beneath her mask as she gamely interacted with her fans who had watched her perform. She plays the young barrister in Prima Facie, who vilifies the victims of the rape suspects she defends until she is sexually assaulted and forced to go up against the system.The play is written by Australian-British former lawyer Suzie Miller and is directed by Justin Martin.Jodie’s interaction with fans comes days after she was whisked from the theatre following a security incident, with reports she would no longer be meeting people outside after the show. The actress was ‘whisked’ through a separate exit to normal last week after The Sun reported one man outside was exhibiting ‘worrying’ behaviour by trying to get underneath a shutter.The man had arrived dressed in a black suit and carrying a bunch of flowers before attempting to meet Jodie, to the concern of security staff.One fan told The Sun

Tom Fletcher and his wife Giovanna Fletcher were spotted enjoying a rare night out as a couple without their three children Buzz, Buddy and Max, in tow as the pair took a trip to the theatre.The adorable couple, who appeared to be wearing matching outfits, grinned and cosied up together on the streets of London. Former Strictly Star Tom, 36, donned a mustard yellow jacket, mink coloured T-shirt and sage green trousers for the evening, while 37 year old Giovanna opted for a red knitted V-neck and smart white blouse underneath.The mum-of-three then chose black jeans and boots as she grinned next to her hubby inside the venue.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Killing Eve’ star Jodie Comer received an instant standing ovation and roars of approval from the audience attending the penultimate preview on Monday night of Prima Facie, a one-person play about sexual assault that also marks Comer’s West End stage debut. Above is an exclusive first-look image from the production.

TIPPING Point fans were left hugely distracted by a "stunner" of a contestant - and not because of her appearance. ITV viewers gushed over "beautiful" star Liz, a geo-technical engineer and a dead ringer for actress Jodie Comer.

Tipping Point fans were distracted by a 'stunning' Jodie Comer lookalike during the latest episode.Monday's edition of the ITV quiz show welcomed geotechnical engineer Liz from Liverpool, alongside two other contestants AJ and Sylvia. As the quizzing got underway, courtesy of Tipping Point host Ben Shephard, viewers were quickly distracted by the "beautiful" and 'stunning' player.A number of fans even likened Liz to the famous Killing Eve actress, Jodie Comer.One fan wrote: "Liz giving Jodie Comer vibes," while another commented: "Reminds me of Jodie Comer."Meanwhile, a third viewer said: "Liz is beautiful."Another shared: "Liz is a bit of a stunner, isn't she?""Oi Oi Ben's a lucky boy today with diddy Liz," a fifth naughty fan concluded.While Tipping Point viewers were enamored by Liz's appearance, her time on the show was ultimately short-lived.

Jodie Comer was reportedly involved in a ‘security scare’ after a performance of her one-person show, Prima Facie, at the Harold Pinter Theatre.The Killing Eve star, 29, made her West End debut this spring as criminal barrister Tessa in the show’s limited nine-week season.It comes as no surprise that Jodie’s performance has received rave reviews, with fans truly blown away by her talents.However, the actress is said to have been at the centre of a commotion recently when one gentleman tried to meet her outside the venue.Jodie has been meeting fans outside the theatre after each performance, signing autographs and taking selfies.But, according to The Sun, one person was exhibiting ‘worrying’ behaviour by trying to get underneath a shutter.As a result, she was ‘whisked’ out of a separate exit to the one she normally uses.Dressed in a black suit, the man carried a bunch of flowers and attempted to meet the Free Guy star last Saturday, to the concern of security staff.Consequently, the publication adds that Jodie will no longer be meeting fans outside the Harold Pinter Theatre to ‘protect her as much as possible.’One fan told The Sun that, since the crowd was mostly made up of young girls, ‘this man was very out of place.’‘He was scrolling through images of Jodie on his phone.

BBC actress was in the building as fans reported "worrying" behaviour to security which ultimately saw Jodie, 29, escorted out of the building through a separate exit.Fans recalled seeing a man carrying a bouquet of flowers while wearing a suit and reported that he was acting "suspiciously" and ultimately caused concern during the star's usual exit on Saturday.The Killing Eve actress was supported out of the building to avoid the man in question, who was then reported to have attempted to enter through the stage door.Jodie had been appearing in Prima Facie at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London where CCTV footage has been examined.An update was shared on the theatre's Instagram page as they declared their new rules to ensure Jodie remains safe. They confirmed that Jodie will no longer be able to meet fans outside of the venue to "protect Jodie as much as possible".

KILLING Eve star Jodie Comer was at the centre of a security alert after a fan caused alarm at a theatre. Admirers gathered at the stage door of her West End play reported “worrying” behaviour to security staff.