Katie Holmes joins cast of The Wanderers show nearly 10 years after last stage performance

Katie Holmes is back on stage for the first time in a decade.

The 43-year-old joined the cast of The Wanderers, an off-Broadway show, on Thursday, according to Deadline.

She is set to play a movie star in the series, written by American playwright Anna Ziegler, which will begin preview performances on January 26, 2023.

After a few weeks, the show will open to a wider audience on February 16 at the Laura Pels Theater.

The Wanderers centers on a Jewish man named Abe who is a famous novelist. He receives an email from a movie star named Julia Cheever, played by Holmes, who puts his marriage to the test.

Old Globe Theater Artistic Director Barry Edelstein will direct the production.

Holmes made her Broadway debut in the 2008 revival of All My Sons written by Arthur Miller alongside John Lithgow and Dianne Wiest.

Four years later, she starred in Theresa Rebeck’s Dead Accounts, which ended in January 2013.

Although she hasn’t done many scenes in her career lately, the Batman Begins star has been busy in the film industry.

More recently, Holmes wrote, directed and starred in Alone Together which was released this summer.

Alone Together centers on “two strangers tangled in bad relationships who end up at the same upstate New York Airbnb,” according to the film. IMDb page.

21-year-old star Jim Sturgess, Friday Night Lights actor Derek Luke and The Fighter actress Melissa Leo star alongside Holmes in the film.

Holmes also recently wrapped filming on an untitled Ilene Chaiken/Melissa Scrivner-Love/Fox project as well as the film Rare Objects.