Her leading man! Nicole Kidman can't hide her smile as she leaves London theatre hand in hand with husband Keith Urban after another performance of acclaimed play
She's scored rave reviews and standing ovations for her latest theatre role on London's West End.
But for Wednesday night's performance of Photograph 51 at the Noel Coward theatre, Nicole Kidman had her number one fan in the audience.
The Aussie actress' husband Keith Urban was there to cheer his leading lady on, with the couple later leaving the theatre hand in hand and beaming from ear to ear.
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Number one fan: Nicole Kidman was joined by her husband Keith Urban as she took to the stage in London's West End for the latest performance of her acclaimed play Photograph 51
Nicole, 48, dressed down after another night treading the boards, teaming a grey sweater with cropped trousers and brown flats.
With her long locks tied up and a hint of makeup to accentuate her glowing complexion, Nicole headed out of the stage door to a rousing reception.
After another winning performance, the star of the show was greeted by a huge crowd of fans who have been gathering night after night outside the theatre to catch a glimpse of the Hollywood actress.
Off duty: The Hollywood star was dressed down as she emerged from the stage door, wearing a grey sweater and cropped trousers
Leading man: Keith, looking smart in a blazer, seemed proud as punch as he led his wife to their car
She's a hit! Nicole stopped to take photos and sign autographs with the huge crowd gathered outside the Noel Coward theatre
Nicole happily signed autographs and posed for photos with the crowds, before heading to her waiting car with Keith.
The musician couldn't have looked prouder of his wife as he held her hand and headed back to their London base.
The country star was smart in a blazer and dark trousers for his night at the theatre, where he enjoyed Nicole's performance in the raved about production.
In demand: A crowd of fans have gathered after every performance in the hope of getting a glimpse of the Hollywood actress
Rave reviews: Nicole couldn't hide her smile after another hit performance of the drama, which is currently previewing ahead of its official opening next week
Nicole received a standing ovation on the play's opening night on Saturday. The actress is portraying British scientist Rosalind Franklin in the Anna Ziegler show, which is currently previewing ahead of its official opening on September 14.
Following the well-received first showing, many audience members took to Twitter to gush about Nicole's stunning performance..
One user tweeted: 'Brilliant performance by Nicole Kidman on her opening night on stage at the Noel Coward Theatre. #Photograph51', while another wrote: 'As a PhD student in chemistry and crystallography at Oxford, #Photograph51 was a phenomenal! @NicoleKidman was superb! #Inspired'.
Support: Keith jetted in from the States to see his wife perform on Wednesday evening
Photograph 51 is the name given to an x-ray image taken by a researcher at King's College London, which revealed the double-helix shape of DNA.
It was a crucial starting point for research by Francis Crick and James Watson, who identified how DNA was structured.
Seemingly a role close to her heart, Nicole revealed to Dailymail.com earlier this year that she had discussed the role with her dad Dr Antony, who was a biochemist, before he died, saying: 'When I told him I was thinking about doing it, he was very excited.
'Then my dad passed away last September. I went: "All right, I need to do this for my father."'
Treading the boards: The actress is portraying British scientist Rosalind Franklin in the Anna Ziegler show
Nicole, who wowed West End audiences back in 1998 with her performance in David Hare's The Blue Room, added there were other factors which attracted her to the role when she saw the script for the first time last year:
‘It's written by a woman, and it’s about a woman that a lot of women don’t know about,' she explained.
'And I need to do it because I've got to get back on stage, into that uncomfortable place of going, "I'm terrified!"'
Back for more: The Aussie actress wowed West End audiences back in 1998 with her performance in David Hare's The Blue Room
Big news: The title of the play, Photograph 51, refers to the name given to an X-ray image taken by a researcher at King’s College London, which revealed the double-helix shape of DNA
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