London,
(ANI):
Despite
facing
harsh
criticism
after
she
took
to
the
stage,
British
actress
Keira
Knightley
is
even
more
determined
to
stick
to
theatre.
Knightley,
24,
who
made
her
West
End
debut
in
Martin
Cimp"s
version
of
Molière"s
comedy
'The
Misanthrope" last
year,
admitted
being
terrified
and
the
critics
were
not
kind.
The
actress,
who
is
up
for
the
Best
Supporting
Actress
gong,
spoke
to
Day
&
Night
at
the
Laurence
Olivier
Theatre
Awards
lunch
at
the
Haymarket
Hotel
in
London,
about
her
love
for
theatre.
“I
really
enjoy
doing
stage
stuff
and
would
definitely
do
more
theatre," the
Daily
Express
quoted
her
as
saying.
“It"s
so
different
to
films
as
you
really
get
into
the
character.
In
films,
once
you
have
finished
shooting
a
scene
it"s
done
but
with
theatre
you"re
always
continuing.
“You
get
to
know
the
characters
in
a
way
that
you
don"t
as
much
in
films.
And
she
adds
that
the
audience
have
been
positive
about
her
performance.
“The
audience"s
mood
is
different
every
night
and
that
is
fascinating
as,
along
with
my
mood,
it
gives
the
whole
performance
a
different
feeling
each
night.
“There
haven"t
been
any
negative
reactions
from
the
audience
though," she
added.