Olivier Awards 2022: Best Actress nominee Emma Corrin makes a VERY quirky style statement in a nude balloon bra and quirky patterned dress
Emma Corrin put on a very quirky display as she hit the red carpet at The Olivier Awards 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Sunday.
The Crown actress, 26, who is nominated in the Best Actress category, made a statement in a bra fashioned from balloons that was layered over her dress.
She was sure to turn heads in the striking avant-garde ensemble from fashion house Loewe with an all over print.
Eye-catching: Olivier Awards 2022: Nominated actress Emma Corrin makes a statement in a balloon bra and quirky patterned dress
She added height to her frame with a pair of patent heels with as she continued the balloon theme right through to her heels.
Emma wore her platinum blonde locks in a textured cropped hairdo and sported a singular gold earring.
The star, who has been nominated for her role in Anna X, completed her look she added a sweep of bronze eyeshadow.
Quirky: She was sure to turn heads in the striking avant-garde ensemble from fashion house Loewe
Statement: She added height to her frame with a pair of patent heels with as she continued the balloon theme right through to her heels
Fashionable: Emma wore her platinum blonde locks in a textured cropped hairdo and sported a singular gold earring
Lily Allen and Emma Corrin are going head-to-head at the 2022 Olivier Theatre Awards this year after they were both nominated in the Best Actress category.
Lily, 36, is nominated for her theatrical debut in 2:22 A Ghost Story, Sheila Atim, 31, for Constellations and Cush Jumbo, 36, for Hamlet.
Meanwhile, Eddie Redmayne, 40, has received the nod for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Emcee, the flamboyant master of ceremonies, in Cabaret.
Incredible: The Crown actress who is nominated in the Best Actress category, pose for photos outside the venue
All in the details: She completed her look she added a sweep of bronze eyeshadow
He will face competition on the night from Olly Dobson for the musical adaptation of Back To The Future, Arinze Kene for Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical and Robert Lindsay for Anything Goes.
While in the female category, musical veteran Sutton Foster has received a nomination for her role as Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, for which she previously won a Tony award.
She will go up against Jessie Buckley for Cabaret, Beverley Knight for The Drifters Girl and Stephanie McKeon for Frozen.
Nominees: Lily Allen, 36 (pictured), is going head-to-head with Emma in the 2022 Olivier Theatre Awards after they were both nominated in the Best Actress category
While Omari Douglas has received a Best Actor nod for his role in Constellations, as well as Charles Edwards for Best Of Enemies, Ben Daniels for The Normal Heart and Hiran Abeysekera for Life Of Pi.
Leading the pack with 11 nominations across the board is the musical revival of Cabaret, which transformed the West End’s Playhouse Theatre into the Kit Kat Club.
Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre and the classic musical revival of Anything Goes at the Barbican Theatre follow, with nine nominations each.
High praise: Lily’s production, which opened on August 3, received high praise from critics who applauded the ‘macabre playfulness’ of the production and her stellar stage presence
The coveted Best New Musical Award will see five popular productions compete for the gong, including the stage adaptation of cult 1980s film Back To The Future and the theatre version of Disney’s Frozen.
The Drifters Girl, Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical and Moulin Rouge! The Musical are all also up for the award.
2:22 A Ghost Story at Noel Coward Theatre, Best Of Enemies at Young Vic, Cruise at Duchess Theatre and Life Of Pi are all up for the Best Play gong.
In for the win: Meanwhile, Eddie Redmayne, 40, has received the nod for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Emcee, the flamboyant master of ceremonies, in Cabaret
Stars: Eddie played the sinister Emcee in the latest revival of the Berlin nightclub musical Cabaret
Julian Bird, chief executive of the Society of London Theatre and executive producer of the Olivier Awards, said: ‘I want to offer enormous congratulations to all the 2022 Olivier Awards nominees.
‘This year’s fantastic array truly demonstrates the breadth and diversity of London’s world-leading theatre industry, and its extraordinary creativity and resilience during an extremely challenging period for our sector.
‘After a two-year hiatus, we are delighted to be able to bring the theatre community together again to celebrate our brightest talents.
‘I’m sure the atmosphere in the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 10 April will be absolutely electric.’
Olivier Theatre Award Nominations
BEST ACTOR
Hiran Abeysekera for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
Ben Daniels for The Normal Heart at National Theatre – Olivier
Omari Douglas for Constellations – Donmar Warehouse at Vaudeville Theatre
Charles Edwards for Best Of Enemies at Young Vic
BEST ACTRESS
Lily Allen for 2:22 A Ghost Story at Noël Coward Theatre
Sheila Atim for Constellations – Donmar Warehouse at Vaudeville Theatre
Emma Corrin for Anna X at Harold Pinter Theatre
Cush Jumbo for Hamlet at Young Vic
BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL
Olly Dobson for Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
Arinzé Kene for Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical at Lyric Theatre
Robert Lindsay for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Eddie Redmayne for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
BEST ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL
Jessie Buckley for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Sutton Foster for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Beverley Knight for The Drifters Girl at Garrick Theatre
Stephanie McKeon for Frozen at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MUSICAL
Clive Carter for Moulin Rouge! The Musical at Piccadilly Theatre
Hugh Coles for Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
Elliot Levey for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Gary Wilmot for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MUSICAL
Gabrielle Brooks for Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical at Lyric Theatre
Victoria Hamilton-Barritt for Cinderella at Gillian Lynne Theatre
Carly Mercedes Dyer for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Liza Sadovy for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
BEST FAMILY SHOW
Billionaire Boy at Garrick Theatre
Dragons And Mythical Beasts at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
What The Ladybird Heard at Palace Theatre
Wolf Witch Giant Fairy at Royal Opera House – Linbury Theatre
BEST NEW PLAY
2:22 A Ghost Story at Noël Coward Theatre
Best Of Enemies at Young Vic
Cruise at Duchess Theatre
Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
MASTERCARD BEST NEW MUSICAL
Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
The Drifters Girl at Garrick Theatre
Frozen at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical at Lyric Theatre
Moulin Rouge! The Musical at Piccadilly Theatre
CUNARD BEST REVIVAL
A Number at The Old Vic
Constellations – Donmar Warehouse at Vaudeville Theatre
The Normal Heart at National Theatre – Olivier
The Tragedy Of Macbeth at Almeida Theatre
NOËL COWARD/GEOFFREY JOHNSON AWARD FOR BEST ENTERTAINMENT OR COMEDY PLAY
The Choir Of Man at Arts Theatre
Pantoland At The Palladium at The London Palladium
Pride And Prejudice* (*Sort Of) at Criterion Theatre
The Shark Is Broken at Ambassadors Theatre
MAGIC RADIO BEST MUSICAL REVIVAL
Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Spring Awakening at Almeida Theatre
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Jon Morrell for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Christopher Oram for Frozen at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Tom Scutt for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Catherine Zuber for Moulin Rouge! The Musical at Piccadilly Theatre
D&B AUDIOTECHNIK AWARD FOR BEST SOUND DESIGN
Ian Dickinson for 2:22 A Ghost Story at Noël Coward Theatre
Carolyn Downing for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
Nick Lidster for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Gareth Owen for Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE OR NEW ORCHESTRATIONS
Anything Goes – New Orchestrations: Bill Elliott, David Chase and Rob Fisher at Barbican Theatre
Back To The Future – The Musical – Composers: Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard; Orchestrations: Ethan Popp and Bryan Crook at Adelphi Theatre
Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical – Orchestrator: Simon Hale at Lyric Theatre
Life Of Pi – Composer: Andrew T. Mackay at Wyndham’s Theatre
BEST THEATRE CHOREOGRAPHER
Finn Caldwell for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
Julia Cheng for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Kathleen Marshall for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Sonya Tayeh for Moulin Rouge! The Musical at Piccadilly Theatre
BLUE-I THEATRE TECHNOLOGY AWARD FOR BEST SET DESIGN
Tim Hatley for Design and Nick Barnes & Finn Caldwell for Puppets for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
Tim Hatley for Design and Finn Ross for Video Design for Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
Derek McLane for Moulin Rouge! The Musical at Piccadilly Theatre
Tom Scutt for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
WHITE LIGHT AWARD FOR BEST LIGHTING DESIGN
Neil Austin for Frozen at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Isabella Byrd for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Tim Lutkin for Back To The Future – The Musical at Adelphi Theatre
Tim Lutkin and Andrzej Goulding for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN OPERA
Christine Rice for her performance in 4/4 at Royal Opera House
takis for set and costume design of HMS Pinafore by English National Opera at London Coliseum
Peter Whelan and the Irish Baroque Orchestra for Bajazet at Royal Opera House – Linbury Theatre
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN DANCE
Acosta Danza for De Punta A Cabo in 100% Cuban at Sadler’s Wells
Dancers for NDT2 Tour at Sadler’s Wells
Arielle Smith for her choreography of Jolly Folly in Reunion by English National Ballet at Sadler’s Wells
Edward Watson for his performance in The Dante Project at Royal Opera House
BEST NEW DANCE PRODUCTION
Draw From Within by Rambert Dance Company at Sadler’s Wells
Revisor by Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young / Kidd Pivot at Sadler’s Wells
Transverse Orientation by Dimitris Papaioannou at Dance Umbrella / Sadler’s Wells
BEST NEW OPERA PRODUCTION
Bajazet at Royal Opera House – Linbury Theatre
The Cunning Little Vixen by English National Opera at London Coliseum
Jenůfa at Royal Opera House
Theodora at Royal Opera House
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN AFFILIATE THEATRE
10 Nights at Bush Theatre
Folk at Hampstead Theatre Downstairs
The Invisible Hand at Kiln Theatre
Old Bridge at Bush Theatre
A Place For We at Park Theatre
SIR PETER HALL AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTOR
Rebecca Frecknall for Cabaret at The Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Michael Longhurst for Constellations – Donmar Warehouse at Vaudeville Theatre
Kathleen Marshall for Anything Goes at Barbican Theatre
Max Webster for Life Of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
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