Nicole Kidman is donating her pay from her recent West End run to charity in memory of her late father. The Hollywood actress won rave reviews and a Best Actress prize at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards for her role as scientist Rosalind Franklin in new play Photograph 51. The curtain came down on the production on Saturday (21Nov15) after a two-month run, and Nicole has now revealed she is handing her earnings to good causes, splitting the money between an actors’ charity and public research university King’s College London, where Franklin worked. “I am donating all of my earnings from the play – just because it has been such a great thing, I love London and I love actors – to the Actors’ Benevolent Fund, and in my dad’s name to King’s College, in honour of him and Rosalind,” she tells the London Evening Standard.
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