Les Misérables star Amanda Seyfried reveals her phobia of the West End "I'd like to do it, but I just don't see myself on stage singing," the 27-year-old American says at the premiere of the film version of Les Misérables at the Odeon Leicester Square, in London. I don't think I'm capable, or have that kind of stamina to be on stage every night. I really doubt I will, ever. Seyfried who enjoyed a two-year relationship with Dominic Cooper, her husband-to-be in Mamma Mia!, has spoken about her anxiety and panic attacks. She says she would need to conquer her stage fright. I get nervous, especially if it is something big, like London shows, but I'm working at it. Now, the show's producers have announced that they are to bring the curtain down on the well-reviewed production of Chekhov's classic three weeks earlier than planned - on Jan 26 next year, instead of Feb 16. The grand old man of the stage didn't help matters when he later said he had enjoyed the show, but had been disorientated after waking from a deep sleep. "It's a pity, as it was proper, grown-up theatre," says my man backstage. The irony of all this is that Sir Peter always stood for proper, grown-up theatre.