Stepping out in style... Denise Van Outen puts on a leggy display as she heads home after theatre performance

By Fehintola Betiku for MailOnline

Published: 03:57 EST, 5 September 2014 | Updated: 05:25 EST, 5 September 2014

Every inch the leading lady, Denise Van Outen put her best foot forward on Thursday evening as she left London's Arts Theatre following a performance of her one-woman show.

The 40-year-old actress, dancer and singer stepped out in an asymmetric white mini-skirt as she headed to her chauffeured car.

Clearly happy with how the show, Denise flashed her pearly whites as she waved at waiting photographers while posing for a few pictures.

Make them green with envy: Denise Van Outen heads home from the Arts Theatre in London on Thursday

Make them green with envy: Denise Van Outen heads home from the Arts Theatre in London on Thursday

Going for laid back glamour, Denise teamed the mini-skirt with a suede green patchwork long sleeved jumper.

Donning several midi-rings, the mother-of-one co-ordinated the jumper with a matching YSL bag.

Completing her look with a pair of strapped tan heeled sandals, Denise wore her blonde hair down in loose waves.

In good spirits: The 40-year-old beamed as she waved at waiting photographers after her performance
In good spirits: The 40-year-old beamed as she waved at waiting photographers after her performance

In good spirits: The 40-year-old beamed as she waved at waiting photographers after her performance

Denise is currently starring in the romantic comedy one-woman show Some Girl I Used to Know.

Written by Denise and Terry Ronald, who penned Dannii Minogue's autobiography My Story and acclaimed novel Becoming Nancy, the show features a mix tape of songs from the '80s and '90s.

Nearing the end of the 24 performances, Denise will bring her latest venture to a close on September 13.

Stunning: Denise wore a suede green jumper with an asymmetric white mini-skirt and heeled sandals

Stunning: Denise wore a suede green jumper with an asymmetric white mini-skirt and heeled sandals

Speaking to BBC Breakfast recently, she said: 'You know what, I had a lot of funny stories from over the years that I wanted to use.

'But it is easier to have that mask and play a character... I can do more with it then, I can elaborate on personal experiences.

'There's definitely a lot of me in it, the emotional side of it, it's quite touching, as much as it's funny.'

Home time: The mother-of-one was joined by former EastEnders actor Christopher Parker as she left the theatre in a chauffeured car

Home time: The mother-of-one was joined by former EastEnders actor Christopher Parker as she left the theatre in a chauffeured car


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