«Breaking News» Jenna Coleman and Claire Foy attend Evening Standard Theatre Awards

The Evening Standard Theatre Awards celebrate excellence on London stages from the last twelve months.

And leading ladies Jenna Coleman and Claire Foy were rocking the red carpet as the stars descended upon the 64th annual awards show in central London on Sunday evening.

Jenna looked incredible in a plunging gown with dramatic lace detailing as she joined fellow A-list beauty Claire at the Theatre Royal for the glittering event. 

Star-studded: Leading ladies Jenna Coleman (left) and Claire Foy (right) were rocking the red carpet as the stars descended upon the 64th annual awards show in central London on Sunday evening

Jenna exuded elegance in her striking dress, featuring fringing on the bodice and a sexy sheer lace front. 

The Cry star's dress featured an altogether more modest skirt in a contrasting style, set off with simple black stilettos. 

The talented actress wore her brunette locks slicked back behind her ears, accessorising with dazzling statement earrings. 

Claire was equally glamorous in her monochome frock, commanding attention in the quirky off-the-shoulder number. 

Dressed to impress: Jenna looked incredible in a plunging gown with dramatic lace detailing as she made her grand arrival

Wow: Claire was equally glamorous in her monochome frock, commanding attention in the quirky off-the-shoulder number

Chic: The pretty floor-skimming number boasted ruffled sleeves and intricate black lace detailing all over the gown

The pretty floor-skimming number boasted ruffled sleeves and intricate black lace detailing all over the gown. 

Also putting in an appearance was Idris Elba, who walked the red carpet with his family ahead of performing his hosting duties at the awards show.

The dapper star was accompanied by his gorgeous fiancee Sabrina Dhowre, who looked loved in an orange gown.  

Maya Jama was also turning heads as she made her grand arrival, narrowly avoiding a wardrobe malfunction as she wrestled with her voluminous, pink tulle frock.  

Putting in an appearance: Idris Elba walked the red carpet with his family ahead of his hosting duties at the awards show

Leggy: The presenter showed off her long legs in the side-split number, accessorised with quirky satin platforms 

Golden girl: Prince Harry's ex looked beautiful in her jewel encrusted dress, paired with gold hoop earrings 

Cressida Bonas was ensuring she took centre stage in a dramatic orange dress with a halterneck cut, putting in a dazzling appearance.

The 64th annual awards show boasted an A-list guest list, with the likes of Sir Ian McKellan, Andrew Garfield and Ralph Fiennes showing up. 

Patti LuPone, Letitia Wright, Paapa Essiedu and Stella McCartney will also be at hand to present prizes during the ceremony. 

Flower power: Fleabag and Killing Eve writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge was returning to compere the event this year, looking incredible in a floral silk slip

Three generations: Vanessa Redgrave, Joely Richardson and Daisy Bevan were flying the flag for their famous thespian family

Fleabag and Killing Eve writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge was returning to compere the event this year, looking incredible in a floral silk slip.

Foy, Elba and Evgeny Lebedev, the paper’s owner, will be the main hosts of the ceremony, alongside fashionista Anna Wintour, whose father once edited the Evening Standard. 

Lebedev said: 'The Evening Standard Theatre Awards have recognised London’s best theatre talent since 1955.

'London is unique in the range, vibrancy and global reach of its theatre. Every playwright, director and actor should be proud to contribute to such a proud heritage.' 

Stepping out: The 64th annual awards show boasted an A-list guest list, with the likes of Andrew Garfield and Sir Ian McKellan showing up

Dapper arrival: Harry Potter favourite Ralph Fiennes was enjoying a night out at the event 

Stepping out: Evening Standard Editor George Osborne and his wife Frances were naturally in attendance 

Fashionistas: Anna Wintour, 69, and her daughter Bee Shaffer, 31, were putting in a stylish appearance as ever 

Making a statement: The US Vogue editor-in-chief dared to be different in a dramatic jacket 

VIP arrival:  Ian was in high spirits as he arrived at the star-studded theatre awards

The National Theatre is expected to be heavily rewarded on the night, leading the way with 14 nods.

Bryan Cranston (Network), Ralph Fiennes (Antony and Cleopatra) and Colin Morgan (Translations) are all shortlisted for the Best Actor Award, in partnership with ATG, for their performances at the venue.

Marianne Elliott’s revival of Company and Matthew Lopez’s The Inheritance also look set to be big winners, having been nominated in several categories.

Laura Linney (My Name Is Lucy Barton) and Carey Mulligan (Girls & Boys) will compete for the Natasha Richardson Award for Best Actress, given in partnership with Christian Louboutin.

Sophie Okonedo (Antony & Cleopatra), Cecilia Noble (Nine Night) and Lia Williams (The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie) complete the shortlist .

Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2018 - Nominees

 Best actor

Bryan Cranston for Network at the National Theatre

Ralph Fiennes for Antony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre

Ian McKellen for King Lear at the Duke of York’s

Colin Morgan for Translations at the National Theatre

Kyle Soller for The Inheritance at the Young Vic and Noel Coward Theatre

Best actress

Laura Linney for My Name Is Lucy Barton at the Bridge Theatre

Carey Mulligan for Girls and Boys at the Royal Court

Cecilia Noble for Nine Night at the National Theatre

Sophie Okonedo for Antony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre

Lia Williams for The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at the Donmar Warehouse

Best director

Stephen Daldry for The Inheritance

Marianne Elliott for Company at the Gielgud Theatre

Robert Hastie for The York Realist at the Donmar Warehouse

Phyllida Lloyd for Tina: The Tina Turner Musical at the Aldwych Theatre

Ian Rickson for Translations at the National Theatre

Best play

Home, I’m Darling by Laura Wade, at the National Theatre

The Inheritance by Matthew Lopez, at the Young Vic and Noel Coward Theatre

John by Annie Baker at the National Theatre

The Lehman Trilogy by Stefano Massini, adapted by Ben Power, at the National Theatre

The Writer by Ella Hickson at the Almeida Theatre 

Best musical

Caroline, or Change at Hampstead Theatre

Company at the Gielgud Theatre

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at the Apollo Theatre

Fun Home at the Young Vic Theatre

Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre

Best musical performance

Sharon D Clarke for Caroline, Or Change at Hampstead Theatre

Rosalie Craig for Company at the Gielgud Theatre

Arinze Kene for Misty at the Bush Theatre and Trafalgar Studios

Kelli O’Hara for The King and I at the London Palladium

Adrienne Warren for Tina: The Tina Turner Musical at the Aldwych Theatre 

Best design

Miriam Buether for The Jungle at the Young Vic and the Playhouse Theatre

Bunny Christie for Company at the Gielgud Theatre

Es Devlin for Girls and Boys at the Royal Court Theatre

Rae Smith for Translations at the National Theatre

Jan Versweyveld for Network at the National Theatre

Most promising playwright

Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm for Br’er Cotton at Theatre503

Natasha Gordon for Nine Night at the National Theatre

Francis Turnly for The Great Wave at the National Theatre

Emerging talent award

Rona Morison for The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at the Donmar Warehouse

Debris Stevenson for Poet in da Corner at the Royal Court

Chris Walley for The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Noel Coward Theatre

Roy Alexander Weise for Nine Night at the National Theatre and Br’er Cotton at Theatre503

Jamael Westman for Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre 

 

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Main photo article The Evening Standard Theatre Awards celebrate excellence on London stages from the last twelve months.
And leading ladies Jenna Coleman and Claire Foy were rocking the red carpet as the stars descended upon the 64th annual awards show in central London on Sunday evening.
Jenna looked incredible...

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