That's a wrap! Michelle Keegan shows off her slim legs in black thigh-high boots as she dons fur collar coat for a night out

PUBLISHED: 10:30, 24 January 2015 | UPDATED: 15:46, 24 January 2015

She recently finished filming her new BBC show, Ordinary Lies.

And Michelle Keegan was seen putting on a stylish display in Manchester on Friday evening as she enjoyed a night out with some of her castmates.

The group were spotted having a relaxed meal at Gusto restaurant in the city centre before moving on to Lock 91 Bar for drinks with other members of the crew.

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The thigh's the limit: Michelle Keegan was seen putting on a stylish display in Manchester on Friday evening as she enjoyed a night out with some of her castmates

Michelle showed off her slender legs in black thigh high boots as she rocked a short mini skirt without tights.

She did cover up with a black sleeved camel jacket and fur collar while she completed the look with a small furry bag.

The 27-year-old showcased her beauty with light make-up and wore her ombre locks naturally straight.

Leggy display: The group were spotted having a relaxed meal at Gusto restaurant in the city centre before moving on to Lock 91 Bar for drinks with other members of the crew

The actress seemed to have a busy day as she tweeted: ‘Falling asleep and waking up at this time is never a good thing!!! Rush rush RUSH!’.

Ordinary Lies presented Michelle with her first major role since quitting ITV soap Coronation Street.

The actress used to play Tina McIntyre on Corrie's cobbles but has switched allegiances to the BBC where she'll portray car showroom receptionist Tracy in the new six-part series.

Feeling the chill: Michelle showed off her slender legs in black thigh high boots as she rocked a short mini skirt without tights

Simply stylish: She did cover up with a black sleeved camel jacket and fur collar while she completed the look with a small furry bag

Michelle Keegan wears bikini in BBC One 2015 trailer clip

The drama - which was written by Bafta-winner Danny Brocklehurst - is about ordinary people and their ordinary lies, as the title suggests.

An insider told The Sun newspaper: ‘The characters are likeable but they don't always tell the truth. Some lies start off huge, others are tiny and grow.

‘It shows what happens when the lies people tell to keep their heads above water spin out of control with sometimes tragic, sometimes funny consequences.’

As well as her career coup, Michelle is looking forward to tying the knot to her man, who previously revealed they are getting married in Norfolk later this year.