Denise Van Outen makes a glamorous exit after performing in Cabaret All Stars show

She recently returned to the stage after the Covid-19 lockdown caused a hiatus.

And Denise Van Outen exuded confidence as she made a glamorous exit after performing in another Cabaret All Stars show on Friday night.   

The actress, 46, kept the spotlight on her as she flashed a smile and showcased her toned figure while leaving Proud Embankment.  

Denise looked stunning in a satin mandarin collar turquoise mini dress with a floral print of pastel hues. 

The star kept her signature blonde tresses in a natural loose wave and added a slick of bold red lipstick. 

The Cabaret star kept things glam with her choice of accessories as she donned large silver earrings and a collection of silver rings. 

During the electrifying evening, Denise belted out tunes in a dazzling halterneck sequin corset.

She paired the number with long velvet gloves and a semi-sheer glittery skirt that draped over her sensational figure. 

The star sported a top hat for her Cabaret look and added height to her frame with a pair of black heels as she posed up a storm with her co-stars.

Her scantily-clad Cabaret pals all donned vintage-inspired outfits and red lipstick as they ended the night on a high. 

Denise looked joyous, and clearly wasn’t feeling any ill effects after she recently revealed testing positive for coronavirus earlier this year, despite never having any symptoms. 

To ensure the Cabaret All Stars show remained a corona-free safe zone, newly returned patrons experienced a number of changes to the resumed shows.

Proud Cabaret, who also have venues in Brighton and London’s financial district, published a lengthy blog post on their website about their new safety precautions which allow them to continue hosting their shows. 

Floor markings have been added to their venues to ensure social distancing measures are followed, and all guests will be taken straight to their allocated table.

After the show, tables are asked to leave one at a time, and each area is thoroughly cleaned after the customers depart.  

There are limits on the toilets, with only three women allowed in at once and two men at once, and only one customer at a time can collect their items from the cloakroom.

In terms of the performers such as Denise, their temperatures are checked regularly, and they have separate toilet facilities.

The staff members have all undergone comprehensive training to ensure that performers and members of the public are kept safe.

Casinos and bowling alleys were are among the venues now allowed to reopen under the latest guidance last week.

The move to allow indoor performances follows a ‘successful series of pilots’, according to Downing Street.

Tattoo studios, beauty salons, spas and hairdressers were also given permission to offer additional services, including front-of-face treatments such as eyebrow threading.