Rachel McAdams put on a fashionable display as she attended the star-studded, 24th Annual Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards in New York City on Thursday.
The Notebook actress, 45 – who recently stunned at the 2024 Manhattan Theatre Club Spring Gala – joined other celebrities at the ceremony which took place at the 48 Lounge in the heart of the Big Apple.
The winners of the event were previously announced last month in May, per the official website, with Merrily We Roll Along garnering the most honors – including Favorite Musical Revival.
McAdams wowed wearing a semi-sheer, dark gray dress that fell down past her ankles and also had a plunging, scooped neckline.
A thin, black belt was wrapped around her waist and she additionally slipped into a pair of open-toed, black pumps.
Her locks were pulled back into a chic up do, preventing any loose strands from falling onto her face.
Rachel opted for minimal accessories, and added a pair of mini silver earrings as well as a chunky ring on her left hand.
The star’s makeup was classically done for the evening, and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a light, shimmering shadow around her eyes.
A pink blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow, while a glossy, rosy pink tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.
McAdams flashed a cheerful smile as she posed on the red carpet – and also held two awards that she received for her role in the play titled, Mary Jane.
She won the awards for Favorite Leading Actress in a Play as well as Favorite Breakthrough Performance (Female).
The beauty has also been nominated a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play – with the big event set to take place later this month on June 16.
Mary Jane initially opened back in 2017 at the Yale Repertory Theatre and had its Broadway debut with McAdams in the leading role in April. The play is set to end shows on June 30.
During a recent interview with Broadway.com, the actress opened up about the difference of working on a play versus film or television.
‘Yeah, it’s very different from doing film or television. The workout my brain is going through to learn all these lines and then not just throw them away, you know?’ she explained.
‘In film and television, you learn a page, you throw it away, you never see it again until maybe a reshoot a year later.’
Rachel humorously added, ‘I love coming to work in my pajamas and staying in them. Film and television, you might show up in your pajamas, but you’re not gonna stay that way.’
‘So, as you know, just kind of not thinking about hair and makeup, and just really getting into the nitty gritty and the meat of it everyday…,’ the star continued.
Rachel also talked about being in front of a live crowd and stated, ‘That sizzle of playing with an audience, and talking to them, and whatever they’re gonna give back.’
And I’ve been told you can hear everything, you can – you really do feel them so palpably, so I’m sort of terrified of that, and also looking forward to it.’
Other celebrities were also in attendance at the event on Thursday, including Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer. She won the award for Favorite Diva Performance for her performance in Spamalot