Kylie Hayes, a choreographer who has helped coach celebrity contestants on the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing for 12 seasons, has filed a lawsuit against a West End theatre company. Hayes says she was injured when she fell off the stage during rehearsals for the musical 42nd Street. According to her claim, the leg injury affected her ability to continue dancing, and she says it effectively ended her dancing career. The lawsuit seeks damages related to the alleged injury and its impact. The report does not specify the theatre company’s response or whether any liability findings have been made. Details such as the exact date of the rehearsal incident, the type of alleged negligence, and the legal remedies sought are not provided in the available account. The case is presented as a dispute arising from a workplace-related incident during theatre rehearsals, involving an injury sustained by a choreographer who previously worked in televised dance production and in theatre choreography.