The wife of comic actor Ted Robbins has appealed for help in tracing a doctor who helped her husband after he collapsed on stage.
Robbins fell ill during the opening night of a revival of Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights live show.
The medic, who was in the audience, then came to his aid.
The 59-year-old star, who plays Den Perry in the show, reportedly clutched his chest, stumbled and fell to the ground whilst performing a solo section.
The curtain was closed immediately as staff rushed to the stage with medical equipment before the show was cancelled.
In a message to fans on his Facebook page, his wife Judy praised the treatment of the NHS and appealed for help in tracing the doctor.
She said: "We are so incredibly grateful for everyone's support and we would love more than anything to find out who the doctor was out of the audience who (gave) such fantastic treatment."
She added the actor was "doing well" and will be "fit and healthy soon".
Judy Robbins said: "He is in some pain due to bruising on his ribs from chest compressions but other than that he is doing well.
"Ted had rheumatic fever when he was a child which left him with some heart damage so we have always been aware that he would need a routine procedure to correct."
She also thanked fans for their messages of support, adding: "He will be fit and healthy again soon. God bless all the NHS staff that are doing such a fantastic job."
His sister Kate Robbins wrote on Twitter: "My brother Ted was taken ill on stage. He's been taken to a local hospital. Thank you for all your good wishes and concern. He's a fighter".
Members of the audience used the site to express their shock.
Tom Peck, a sports writer for The Independent newspaper, tweeted: "Horrible atmosphere at phones4u arena. Sold out for Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights. Show cancelled as actor Ted Robbins collapses on stage."
Dave Swanton wrote: "Thoughts are with my mate Ted Robbins taken ill during the opening night of Phoenix Nights. Get well soon pal".
Steve Ens said: "Truly hope Ted Robbins is ok ... Just watched him collapse on stage at the Phoenix Nights show. Best wishes to him & fellow cast members."
The Channel 4 series has been brought back for a live show to raise money for Comic Relief.
Robbins was reprising his role as the main "villain" from the show, in which he burned down the Phoenix club.
The actor, who lives in Lancashire with his two children, has appeared in Brookside, Doctors, Holby City, Little Britain and Coronation Street.
He is currently playing Barry Quid in the revival of Birds Of A Feather and plays the governor of a fictitious prison in the CBBC programme The Slammer.
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