Beanie Feldstein stands out from the crowd in a bright green ruffled dress as she attends the Tony Awards in NYC
Beanie Feldstein was one of many industry names that attended the 74th annual Tony Awards in New York City on Sunday.
The 28-year-old actress and former Broadway star was seen wearing a very eye-catching green dress at the event, which was held at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Though not nominated — having transitioned from theatre to film and television — Beanie spoke on stage at the event, and later cozied up to her BFF Ben Platt, who was also in attendance.
The Tony Awards recognizes excellence in live Broadway theatre as they are presented by the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League at an annual ceremony in Midtown Manhattan.
Making them green with envy! Beanie Feldstein, 28, looked a breath of fresh air as she rocked a ruffled bright green dress and matching heels at the 74th Annual Tony Awards in NYC on Sunday
The Booksmart star made a splash in a dramatic ruffled off the shoulder dress in a shade of lime green.
The garment boasted a bubble skirt that fell just below the knee and she opted for cohesion as she walked the red carpet in green platform heels that wrapped around the ankle.
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Her brown locks were swept back in a half updo and the look was accessorized with hanging earrings.
While on the red carpet the Impeachment: American Crime Story star spoke to the Associated Press about her tremendous respect for Broadway performers.
180: As the former Hello, Dolly! star did a half turn the dramatic ruffles on the top of the dress could be seen from the side
Showing support: As a former Broadway actress and theatre lover she was there to show her support and spoke on stage at the event
Smiling big: 'There's no one in the world that I respect more than Broadway performers,' she told the Associated Press
Look lovely in lime like Beanie wearing Christian Siriano
After the Met Gala and MTV VMAs, you may be so over red carpet events, but the Tony Awards this weekend was yet another star-studded one that didn't escape our attention.
From Chrissy Teigen in silver sparkles by Ulyana Sergeenko to Jake Gyllenhaal in a pretty pink Prada suit, there was plenty of sartorial statements.
One attendee that also stole the show was Beanie Feldstein, who was styled by Erin Walsh in this vibrant Christian Siriano dress with 'Malena' sandals by Paris Texas. To complete the look, she's wearing jewellery by Briony Raymond and Graziela Gems.
Hailing from the Spring 2022 collection, the dress is cut from silk faille in the most gorgeous lime green shade. We also love the bubble silhouette and off-shoulder ruffled bodice.
You can pre-order the dress now, but if you want to discover affordable look-alikes first, peruse our edit that includes Ted Baker, Dundas and Lashes Of London.
'There's no one in the world that I respect more than Broadway performers. It's one of the most physically, and kind of emotionally demanding gigs, and they're just the most remarkably talented people on earth.'
'To be in this room and to be back with this community that I hold so close to my heart, and that I'm lucky enough to be a part of, is always going to be my favorite room that I'm ever in is with these idols.'
The lights on the famed theatre district went dim amid the Coronavirus pandemic, but Broadway returned in full force just one month ago.
Despite being the younger sister of Jonah Hill, Beanie began to rise to prominence after starring alongside Bette Midler in the 2017 production Hello, Dolly!, originally having dreamt of a theatre career.
Theatre roots: The former Broadway actors became friends in middle school and both transitioned from theatre to film and television; Ben Platt (left) pictured with Feldstein
BFF: 'I can imagine us in high school if we read about a best-friend duo that was on Broadway. We'd be like, "We're obsessed with them!"' the duo gushed in a joint Vanity Fair interview
And another actor who got his start in Broadway was none other than her childhood friend Ben Platt, who found fame after starring in The Book of Mormon and Dear Evan Hansen.
'I can imagine us in high school if we read about a best-friend duo that was on Broadway. We'd be like, "We're obsessed with them!' We would watch every Broadway.com interview they did,"' the two shared in a joint 2017 interview with Vanity Fair.
Though she has become a household name in Hollywood, Feldstein will be unearthing her Broadway roots after being cast as Fanny Brice in the revival of Funny Girl.
The original production premiered on Broadway in 1964 and starred Barbra Streisand as Brice. She was nominated for eight Tonys, including best musical but never won.
2021 Tony Awards Winners and Nominations
Best Play
"Grand Horizons" – Bess Wohl
"The Inheritance" – Matthew Lopez - WINNER
"Sea Wall/A Life" – Simon Stephens and Nick Payne
"Slave Play" – Jeremy O. Harris
"The Sound Inside" – Adam Rapp
Best Musical
"Jagged Little Pill"
"Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Revival of a Play
"Betrayal"
"Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune"
"A Soldier's Play" - WINNER
Best Book of a Musical
Diablo Cody – "Jagged Little Pill" - WINNER
John Logan – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical"
Katori Hall, Frank Ketelaar, and Kees Prins – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
Ian Barford – "Linda Vista"
Andrew Burnap – "The Inheritance" - WINNER
Jake Gyllenhaal – "Sea Wall/A Life"
Tom Hiddleston – "Betrayal"
Tom Sturridge – "Sea Wall/A Life"
Blair Underwood – "A Soldier's Play"
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
Joaquina Kalukango – "Slave Play"
Laura Linney – "My Name Is Lucy Barton"
Audra McDonald – "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune"
Mary-Louise Parker – "The Sound Inside" - WINNER
Earned it: Mary-Louise Parker won Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for The Sound Inside
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical
Aaron Tveit – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Deserved it: Aaron Tveit was unopposed but still managed to win Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical for Moulin Rouge! The Musical
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical
Karen Olivo – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical"
Elizabeth Stanley – "Jagged Little Pill"
Adrienne Warren – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" - WINNER
Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play
David Alan Grier – "A Soldier's Play" — WINNER
Ato Blankson-Wood – "Slave Play"
James Cusati-Moyer – "Slave Play"
John Benjamin Hickey – "The Inheritance"
Paul Hilton – "The Inheritance"
Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play
Lois Smith – "The Inheritance" — WINNER
Jane Alexander – "Grand Horizons"
Chalia La Tour – "Slave Play"
Annie McNamara – "Slave Play"
Cora Vander Broek – "Linda Vista"
Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical
Danny Burstein – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" — WINNER
Derek Klena – "Jagged Little Pill"
Sean Allan Krill – "Jagged Little Pill"
Sahr Ngaujah – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical"
Daniel J. Watts – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical
Lauren Patten – "Jagged Little Pill" — WINNER
Kathryn Gallagher – "Jagged Little Pill"
Celia Rose Gooding – "Jagged Little Pill"
Robyn Hurder – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical"
Myra Lucretia Taylor – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Direction of a Play
David Cromer – "The Sound Inside"
Stephen Daldry – "The Inheritance" - WINNER
Kenny Leon – "A Soldier's Play"
Jamie Lloyd – "Betrayal"
Robert O'Hara – "Slave Play"
Best Direction of a Musical
Phyllida Lloyd – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Diane Paulus – "Jagged Little Pill"
Alex Timbers – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics Written for the Theatre)
Christopher Nightingale (music) – "A Christmas Carol" - WINNER
Paul Englishby (music) – "The Inheritance"
Fitz Patton and Jason Michael Webb (music) – "The Rose Tattoo"
Lindsay Jones (music) – "Slave Play"
Daniel Kluger (music) – "The Sound Inside"
Best Choreography
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui – "Jagged Little Pill"
Sonya Tayeh – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Anthony Van Laast – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Amazing: Adrienne Warren earned the Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for Tina: The Tina Turner Musical
Best Scenic Design in a Play
Bob Crowley – "The Inheritance"
Soutra Gilmour – "Betrayal"
Rob Howell – "A Christmas Carol" - WINNER
Derek McLane – "A Soldier's Play"
Clint Ramos – "Slave Play"
Best Scenic Design in a Musical
Riccardo Hernández and Lucy MacKinnon – "Jagged Little Pill"
Derek McLane – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Mark Thompson and Jeff Sugg – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Costume Design in a Play
Dede Ayite – "Slave Play"
Dede Ayite – "A Soldier's Play"
Bob Crowley – "The Inheritance"
Rob Howell – "A Christmas Carol" - WINNER
Clint Ramos – "The Rose Tattoo"
Best Costume Design in a Musical
Emily Rebholz – "Jagged Little Pill"
Mark Thompson – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Catherine Zuber – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Best Lighting Design in a Play
Jiyoun Chang – "Slave Play"
Jon Clark – "The Inheritance"
Heather Gilbert – "The Sound Inside"
Allen Lee Hughes – "A Soldier's Play"
Hugh Vanstone – "A Christmas Carol" - WINNER
Best Lightning Design in a Musical
Bruno Poet, “Tina — The Tina Turner Musical”
Justin Townsend, “Jagged Little Pill”
Justin Townsend - "Moulin Rouge! The Musical - WINNER
Best Sound Design of a Play
Paul Arditti and Christopher Reid – "The Inheritance"
Simon Baker – "A Christmas Carol" - WINNER
Lindsay Jones – "Slave Play"
Daniel Kluger – "Sea Wall/A Life"
Daniel Kluger – "The Sound Inside"
Shining star: Andrew Burnap took home Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for The Inheritance
Best Sound Design of a Musical
Jonathan Deans – "Jagged Little Pill"
Peter Hylenski – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Nevin Steinberg – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
Best Orchestration
Tom Kitt – "Jagged Little Pill"
Katie Kresek, Charlie Rosen, Matt Stine and Justin Levine – "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" - WINNER
Ethan Popp – "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical"
