Lily Allen stuns in an elegant coral pink evening dress as singer and actress leaves Duke Of York Theatre after latest performance in The Pillowman
Lily Allen looked radiant as she stepped out of the Duke of York Theatre after her latest performance, wearing a silky coral pink dress.
The 38-year-old embodied elegance, wearing a long dress that simply hinted at her toned figure, and carried a matching salmon-coloured mini-bag.
The Smile singer, who beamed as she walked out of the theatre, accesorised her look with a chunky gold bracelet and a pair of square tortoiseshell earrings.
Lily, who is starring in a revival of Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman at London’s Duke Of York Theatre, wore her platinum blonde hair back in a chic slicked back ponytail.
The singer, who was once given the NME Award for Worst Dressed, showed that she could easily command a sophisticated look with bohemian comfort, wearing fluffy pink sandals as part of her unique ensemble.
Looking good: Lily Allen looked radiant as she stepped out of the Duke of York Theatre after her latest performance, wearing a silky coral pink dress
Trim: The 38-year-old embodied elegance, wearing a long dress that simply hinted at her toned figure
Lily has been consistently serving her admirers and audience designer, high-fashion looks after finishing up her strenuous performances.
The mum-of-two has spoken about the challenges she has faced in her demanding role that has kept her away from her loved ones during its ongoing three-month run.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, Lily admitted she was battling loneliness as a result, exacerbated by her children’s attendance at a summer camp in the United States.
She wrote: ‘Hello Monday. 1 month to go of The Pillowman. Missing home, missing my bubbas who are both at summer camp, haven’t even spoken to them for 2 weeks! tired and lonely but the Banya always manages to get my blood going and lift my spirits.’
The songstress recently appeared on This Morning alongside her co-star Steve Pemberton to discuss the production.
She said: ‘There’s a bit of violence in it. She’s an artist and writer and that’s something I relate to. She definitely pushes boundaries. There was a lot for me to tap into.’
Lily has taken on the role of Katurian, a writer of disturbingly violent stories who is imprisoned by a totalitarian state.
The Pillowman follows Katurian as she is brutally questioned by authorities after a spate of murders bear similarities to her short stories.
Finishing touches: The Smile singer, who beamed as she walked out of the theatre, accesorised her look with a chunky gold bracelet and a pair of square tortoiseshell earrings
Recurring theme: Lily has been consistently serving her admirers and audience designer, high-fashion looks after finishing up her strenuous performances
Starring opposite Steve Pemberton, who plays Tupolski and Matthew Tennyson, who stars as Michael, Lily takes the role that was played by David Tennant twenty years ago.
The black comedy ‘examines the role of the artist in society and asks what price do we pay for freedom of expression’, according to a synopsis on the play’s website.
Speaking about The Pillowman’s discussions around censorship, Lily said the play raises a lot of questions about freedom of speech and the internet.
Lily, who is used to performing as a singer, told how she likes the settled nature of starring in a theatrical production.
The black comedy, which is ‘widely regarded as one of the greatest plays of the past 25 years’, will be running at the Duke of York Theatre in London until early next month.
