Diana Vickers radiated class in a glamorous black dress as she posed up a storm on the red carpet at The Stage Debut Awards, where she was among the presenters on Sunday.
The singer, 33, was a vision in the spectacular strapless garment, which perfectly highlighted her slender neck and slender figure.
The XFactor sensation, who was a semi-finalist in the transfer contest in 2008, oozed class, spinning to take a series of stunning shots.
She kept any jewelry choices to a minimum, except for a dazzling gold choker with also dainty earrings.
The music star joined the likes of Stephen Mangan, Pearl Mackie, Diana Vickers and Alfred Enoch as presenters at the glitzy awards night.
Diana Vickers radiated class in a glamorous black dress as she posed up a storm on the red carpet at The Stage Debut Awards, where she was among the presenters on Sunday.
The singer, 33, was a vision in the spectacular strapless garment.
The 12 winners of The Stage Debut Awards 2024, in association with ATG Entertainment, were revealed at a stunning ceremony in London at 8 Northumberland Avenue.
Diane is currently starring in her new play, I Wish You Well, inspired by Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow.
The former X Factor contestant plays the Goop founder in a musical that chronicles the 51-year-old’s remarkable court battle following a 2016 skiing accident.
The Seven star was sued by retired optometrist Terry Sanderson for $300,000 after the pair collided on the slopes in Utah, but the megastar countersued for $1 and the court ruled in his favor last year.
The annual event was hosted by drag artist, performer and singer Divina De Campo in front of an audience of some of the most influential figures in British theater in celebration of the brightest emerging talents making their mark both on and off stage.
This year, 49 nominees across eight categories were in the spotlight, representing performers, composers, designers, writers, lyricists and directors whose works premiered on stages across the UK in the previous year.
Olivier Award nominee Jack Wolfe took home the award for Best West End Newcomer for his hugely convincing and vocally accomplished performance as Gabe in Next To Normal at Wyndham’s Theatre.
As the only category decided by public vote (previous winners have included Rose Ayling-Ellis (2023) and Jodie Comer (2022), Wolfe emerged as the West End favorite from a strong shortlist that included Will Close for Dear England; Billy Crudup in Harry Clarke; Toheeb Jimoh in Player Kings; Francesca Amewudah-Rivers in Romeo and Juliet; Ed Larkin in Little Big Things; Grace Hodgett Young in Sunset Boulevard and Louis McCartney in Stranger Things: The First Shadow.
The XFactor sensation, who was a semi-finalist in the transfer contest in 2008, oozed class, spinning to take a series of stunning shots.
She kept any jewelry choices to a minimum, except for a dazzling gold choker with also dainty earrings.
Diana flaunted her stunning natural look and pouted with delicate red lipstick.
Such was the level of talent that the award for Best Performer in a Play was awarded to both Ellie-May Sheridan for a scene-stealing role in London Tide at the National Theater and Louis McCartney, who was recognized for his menacingly mercurial performance. in Stranger Things: The First Shadow at the Phoenix Theatre.
Additionally, the award for Best Performer in a Musical was shared between Jeevan Braich for his vocal prowess and impressive roller skating skills in Starlight Express at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theater and Grace Hodgett Young, who won the award for her impressive performance in Jamie Lloyd’s hit revival, Sunset. Boulevard at the Savoy Theatre.
Further awards of the night recognizing behind-the-scenes talent included Best West End Creative Debut, which was awarded to Bush Theatre’s associate artistic director Daniel Bailey for his dynamic, sensitively directed production of Tyrell Williams’ Red Pitch.
This year’s directing award went to Sophie Drake, who was honored with the Best Director award for The Bleeding Tree at Southwark Playhouse Borough.
The judges said Drake “infused finesse into every aspect of this dark and gruesome anti-fairy tale.”
For the first time, all nominees in this category were women, and the award was presented by acclaimed BAFTA-nominated director and Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre, Lynette Linton.
The unforgettable and now iconic video design for Jamie Lloyd’s Sunset Boulevard at the Savoy Theater was recognized with the Best Designer award, taken home by Nathan Amzi and Joe Ransom.
And Jack Godfrey won Best Composer, Lyricist or Book Writer for his all-round talent in bringing to life 42 Balloons at The Lowry, Salford, a delightful new musical success story.
The former X Factor contestant plays Gwyneth Paltrow in a musical that chronicles the 51-year-old’s notable court battle following a skiing accident in 2016, called I Wish You Well.
