David Tennant was forced to leave the stage for the second time in a week during a performance of Macbeth over the weekend. Last week, it was revealed that the former Doctor Who star had to briefly pause the production of the Shakespeare classic due to a disruption in the audience.

Actor David Tennant briefly left the stage during a penultimate Macbeth performance in the West End on Friday as the production faced further chaos. Earlier this week, an audience member who refused to wait for a break to return to his seat disrupted a performance at the Harold Pinter Theatre on Panton Street.

According to the Standard, David Tennant was forced off stage for the second time this week, after a castmate fell ill and an understudy had to take her place during Friday's penultimate performance of Macbeth,

Scottish actor David Tennant had to leave the Macbeth stage twice this week due to two separate incidents which left audience members at Harold Pinter Theatre frustrated

David Tennant was forced to leave the stage while security dealt with the furious audience member who wanted to return to his seat.

A West End performance of Macbeth, starring David Tennant and Cush Jumbo, faced a 15-minute delay after an audience member disrupted the show at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

A performance of Macbeth in London’s West End, starring David Tennant, was delayed for 15 minutes due to a disruptive audience member. The production, currently being staged at the Harold Pinter Theatre and also featuring Cush Jumbo,

David Tennant was crouching on stage at the Harold Pinter theatre and was just about to perform a soliloquy when a member of staff hurriedly walked on and asked him to leave.