is returning to the limelight as she starts to move on from making the complaint about her dance partner . BBC are investigating after - claimed professional dancer was "militant" with his teaching and accused him of "bullying". Pernice refuted "any claims of threatening or abusive behaviour" and .
The probe into Strictly is ongoing but Abbington said she doesn't want the show to "die" as a result of her speaking out. As a knock on effect of eight months of trolling Abbington has experienced including death and rape threats to herself and her family, the star said she has lost confidence in her ability. However, the actor maintained that she loves her acting job so it's clear she will continue to seek those roles out whether it's in theatre or the TV world.
She told Channel 4: "I love my job. I love my job. I’ve lost a lot of confidence in my job, in my ability.
Certainly. I feel very vulnerable and exposed and have no confidence at the moment." As the start of Strictly 2024 approaches, Abbington has now thrown herself back into work in the world of theatre.
The Sherlock star will take to the stage for play When it Happens to You at the Park Theatre in London. After the explosive Strictly fallout, we take a look at the details of Abbington's next role..
. She will return to the stage on Wednesday 31 July with play When it Happens to You. It runs for one month from the 31 July until Saturday 31 August.
Abbington said: "This was the perfect job to come back to. The Park Theatr.