Ian McKellen Hospitalized After Falling Off Stage During London Performance

4:30 PM PT —  A rep for “Participant Kings” tells TMZ Ian McKellen is doing effectively after his fall, saying … “Following a scan, the good NHS staff have assured us that he’ll make a speedy and full restoration and Ian is in good spirits.”

“The manufacturing has made the choice to cancel the efficiency on Tuesday 18 June so Ian can relaxation. These affected will probably be contacted by their level of buy as quickly as attainable tomorrow.”

“Thanks to medical doctors Rachel and Lee who had been available within the viewers and to all of the venue workers for his or her assist.”

Ian McKellen stepped into the highlight in London and ended up in a hospital … this after taking a nasty fall throughout a theater efficiency this week.

The actor — who turned 85 final month — was hospitalized Monday after shedding his footing in a “Participant Kings” battle scene and falling off stage … this in line with a number of stories out of the UK.

Ian performs John Falstaff in ‘PK’ — a brand new West Finish manufacturing of Shakespeare’s Henry IV components one and two — and he was circling a battle scene when he tumbled off the entrance of the stage, screaming in ache as he hit the deck.

The complete extent of Ian’s accidents is unclear … but it surely was critical sufficient for theater workers to run to his support. The play was then scrapped fully and the viewers was evacuated from the theater as Ian was taken for medical consideration.

Ian’s been performing in “Participant Kings” on the Noël Coward Theatre in London since April, and the manufacturing has only some weeks of exhibits remaining.

He is been outspoken about turning down a lot of roles in his previous age, however was open to doing this play, and lately mentioned he’d take into account enjoying Gandalf once more in a possible ‘Lord of the Rings’ film … though, he admits each time he will get a script now, he considers the likelihood it might be his final.

Hopefully, Ian’s doing alright … we have reached out to his staff, no phrase again but.