According to Kelly O'Hara, the Broadway actress 'is singing like an angel and commanding the stage with a heavenly force.'
- August 6, 2018
AceShowbiz - Ruthie Ann Miles returned to the stage for the first time after suffering a double family tragedy earlier this year.
The actress' four-year-old daughter Abigail was killed in Brooklyn, New York in March after a driver allegedly ignored a red light and hit pedestrians crossing the street. Miles had been walking with her friend, Lauren Lew, whose one-year-old son Joshua was also fatally struck.
The star, who was pregnant at the time, was hospitalised in a critical but stable condition, and in May, it was revealed Ruthie and her husband, Jonathan Blumenstein, had also lost their unborn child at 39 weeks.
In June, it was reported Miles would take to the stage as Lady Thiang in the West End run of The King and I a few weeks after the tragedies, but she did not make her appearance in the stageshow until Friday, August 03.
Last night, our friend @RuthieAnnMiles was a triumph in @KingandIWestEnd. Every moment was a gift and continues to be. She is singing like an angel and commanding the stage with a heavenly force. An inspiration to all. I knew you would want to know.
— Kelli O'Hara (@kelliohara) August 4, 2018
"Last night, our friend @RuthieAnnMiles was a triumph in @KingandIWestEnd," Miles' costar Kelli O'Hara wrote. "Every moment was a gift and continues to be. She is singing like an angel and commanding the stage with a heavenly force. An inspiration to all. I knew you would want to know".
