Lily Allen shows off her butt in a sheer black mini dress and matching lingerie as she heads home from her performance on The Pillowman
She is in the final weeks of her role in the critically acclaimed play The Pillowman.
And Lily Allen wore one of her most daring looks to date as she headed home after her performance at The Duke Of York Theater on Tuesday.
The singer, 38, slipped into a sheer black dress over matching lingerie that showed off every inch of her slim figure.
Lily, who has donned an array of chic looks as she heads home from her theater shows, wore the revealing black chain dress over her matching bra and shorts as she left the theatre.
The singer posed like a storm in her daring outfit as she headed home for the evening.
Wow! Lily Allen, 38, pulled off one of her most daring looks to date as she headed home after her performance at The Duke Of York Theater on Tuesday
revealing! The singer donned a sheer black dress over matching lingerie that showed off every inch of her slim figure
Hard to miss! Lily, who donned an array of chic looks as she headed home from her theater shows, wore the revealing black chain dress over her matching bra and shorts
Lily flaunted her platinum blonde locks in a slick bob and completed her look with matching sky-high heels.
The Pillowman is Lily’s latest acting role after appearing as Jenny in 2:22 A Ghost Story last year.
She has taken on the role of Katurian, a writer of disturbingly violent stories imprisoned by a totalitarian state.
However, the star admits that her work schedule has disrupted her relationship with her children – who she hasn’t spoken to in weeks.
She shares a home in New York City with husband David Harbor and her daughters, Ethel, 11, and Marnie, 10, from her former marriage to builder Sam Cooper.
But her starring role in a revival of Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman at London’s Duke Of York Theater has kept her away from loved ones throughout its sustained three-month run.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, Lily admitted that it made her battle loneliness, exacerbated by attending her kids at a summer camp in the United States.
She wrote, “Hello Monday. 1 month to go from The Pillowman. I miss my house, I miss my bubbas who are both at summer camp, I haven’t even spoken to them in 2 weeks! tired and lonely, but the Banya always manages to get my blood going and cheer me up.”
Grand entrance: The singer posed like a storm in her daring outfit as she headed home for the evening
Sensational: Lily wore her platinum blonde locks in a slick bob and completed her look with matching sky-high heels
Critically acclaimed: The Pillowman is Lily’s latest acting role after appearing as Jenny in 2:22 A Ghost Story last year
Praised: She has taken on the role of Katurian, a writer of disturbingly violent stories imprisoned by a totalitarian state
Challenges: The star admits, however, that her work schedule has disrupted her relationship with her children – who she hasn’t spoken to in weeks
Family: She shares a home in New York City with husband David Harbor and her daughters, Ethel, 11, and Marnie, 10, from her former marriage to builder Sam Cooper
Tough time: But her starring role in a revival of Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman at London’s Duke Of York Theater has kept her away from her loved ones throughout its three-month run
Candid: Lily took to Instagram on Monday and admitted that she was battling loneliness as a result, exacerbated by the presence of her children at a summer camp in the United States
Lead role: The role is a serious undertaking for Lily, as she does not leave the stage for the entire duration of the play
The singer recently appeared on This Morning alongside her co-star Steve Pemberton to discuss the production.
She said, “There’s a little bit of violence in it. She’s an artist and a writer and that’s something I’ve identified with. She certainly pushes boundaries. There was much for me to draw from.’
Lily, who is used to performing as a singer, shared how she likes the fixed character of the leading role in a theater production.
She said, “I really like the routine of it all. I like to be in one place. It’s nice not to get on a bus and go to the next destination.’
The role is a serious undertaking for Lily, as she does not leave the stage for the entire duration of the play.
The Pillowman will only run for a limited time and will end in early September.