By Louise Saunders
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She's been seen in a series of chic and stylish outfits throughout her run in Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya.
But it would seem Anna Friel was saving her A-game until now, and is refusing to let her fashion crown slip as the show's run prepares to draw to a close next month.
The 36-year-old actress looked effortlessly chic as she left London's Vaudeville Theatre on Monday night in a scarlet belted wool mac.
Lady in red: Anna Friel looked effortlessly chic in a stylish belted mac as she left London's Vaudeville Theatre on Monday night
Showing off her fashion credentials in the stylish piece, Anna accentuated her tiny waist with a wide belt, while large gold buttons and an upturned collar completed the item's detailing.
And red was evidently her favourite colour for the day, with the star accessorising her statement coat with a pair of ruby-coloured patent Mary Jane heels.
Anna completed her look with a slick of rouge lipstick and showed off her flawless skin with natural make-up, while keeping her brunette locks scraped off her face in a simple up-do.
Style credentials: Anna is evidently is refusing to let her fashion crown slip as Uncle Vanya's run prepares to draw to a close next month
Scarlet woman: The 36-year-old actress teamed her stylish coat with ruby-red Mary Jane heels and a slick of rouge lipstick
The talented thespian is currently taking on role of Yeléna and appears alongside Downton Abbey's Laura Carmichael, who plays Sonya in the critically-acclaimed reworking of the Anton Chekhov classic Uncle Vanya.
On starring in Uncle Vanya, she recently told The Observer newspaper: 'When I accepted it, I knew the play, but I'd never really studied Chekhov the person.
'So I went to Moscow for a few days and went to the Chekhov museum and asked lots of questions.'
Au naturel: The star showed off her flawless complexion with natural make-up, while having her brunette locks scraped back off her face
Enviable figure: Anna's belted mac showed off her tiny waist in all its glory
When asked about her approach to the melancholic role, she said: 'You can either play it for the comedy or you can play it for the dramatic content and it becomes so dour and so dark that you have to laugh.
Despite the play's sad mood, the actress is delighted to be starring in the production.
She added: 'I feel honoured that I'm speaking Chekhov's words. That could sound wanky but I think he's one of the most beautiful writers.'
Style queen: The actress has shown off a series of chic ensembles throughout her stint in Uncle Vanya
Keeping cosy: In addition to her red number, Anna has a collection of stylish coats
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