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Nicole Scherzinger is starring in a Sunset Boulevard production that looks like none we’ve ever seen before!

The 45-year-old singer and actress was seen covered in blood while giving her bows during the curtain call following the first preview performance on Thursday night (September 21) at the Savoy Theatre in London, England.

Nicole is starring as Norma Desmond in a revival of the classic Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. The new production is directed by Jamie Lloyd, who is known for bringing a modern new take to classic works.

During the curtain call for the first preview performance, Nicole was covered in blood while co-star Tom Francis was shirtless in just a pair of black boxer briefs.

In Sunset Boulevard, famed movie star Norma Desmond (Scherzinger) has been cast out of the Hollywood limelight. Living in a suffocating world of dreams, memories and regrets, a chance encounter with screenwriter Joe Gillis may be her only hope — unless their volatile affair destroys them both.

The production is playing a limited run on the West End through January 6, 2024.

Following the first preview performance, Nicole was seen posing for photos outside of the theatre. See more photos in the gallery!

Did you see the big personal news that Nicole shared earlier this summer?

Rachel McAdams is headed to Broadway!

The Mean Girls star and Oscar nominee is set to make her Broadway debut in Amy Herzog’s Mary Jane, directed by Anne Kauffman.

The show will head into previews in April of next year.

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Have you ever wondered how much money Broadway actors make?

People who pursue theater careers make only a fraction of the amount that people who work in film and television usually make, especially when it comes to the actors.

While many celebrities will make millions of dollars for a project, they are often making just thousands of dollars for Broadway shows. One thing to note is that theater actors don’t have great job security unless they are working on a hit show. Many shows have limited runs and other shows often close early.

Actors don’t always earn top dollar when it comes to people working on a Broadway show. The stage managers and and conductors can often earn more!

Browse through the slideshow to find out how much Broadway artists earn…

Lea Michele bid goodbye to Funny Girl with a very special performance during the final curtain call.

The 37-year-old has led the revival since September of last year and marked her goodbye with a rendition of “My Man” on stage.

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Lea Michele had an icon cheering her on in the audience at a recent Funny Girl performance – Glenn Close.

The 37-year-old Glee alum took to social media on Monday (August 28) to reveal that the 76-year-old screen icon attended one of her final shows in the role of Fanny Brice.

They even got a photo together on the Broadway stage!

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Corbin Bleu and Constance Wu are taking on Broadway!

The 34-year-old High School Musical alum and the 41-year-old Crazy Rich Asians star are set to star as Seymour and Audrey respectively in Little Shop of Horrors at the Westside Theatre in New York City, the two confirmed Monday (August 28).

Their turns in the musical will begin on September 26.

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There’s only one more week of performances until Funny Girl closes on Broadway and Lea Michele ends he run as Fanny Brice.

The 36-year-old actress has been fulfilling a storyline that happened on Glee when her character Rachel Berry starred in the first-ever Broadway revival of Funny Girl after idolizing Barbra Streisand while growing up, just as Lea herself did.

Some of Lea‘s Glee castmates have already rushed to see her in the musical during the first two months of her run, while some other former co-stars have publicly voiced that they will not be attending the show.

Browse through the slideshow to see who attended the show already, and who probably never will…