News about Sarah Snook

Australian actress Sarah Snook returned to her old alma mater this week, making a shock appearance on her Adelaide high school's podcast. Sarah, 36, graduated from Adelaide's Scotch College in 2005 and the Succession star sat down with her former drama teacher and current head of theatre arts Nicola Triglau and her daughter Charlotte for the wide reaching interview. 'It's quite a full-circle moment,' Charlotte told the actress,

The Project star, 59, took to the stage at Sunday's ceremony alongside her friend Dave Lawson to present an award, but failed to impress during her hosting gig. She made a joke on stage which failed to land with the celebrity audience and left them scratching their heads, prompting her to now defend her bizarre gag.

Sarah Snook is coming home to work in Australia after becoming a Hollywood star. The 36-year-old will begin shooting a new TV thriller in Melbourne at the end of the month. The Golden Globe winning actor will lead All Her Fault, a suburban thriller that follows a young mum's nightmarish journey.

Succession star Sarah Snook dazzled as she stepped out with her A-list pals on Thursday night for the Melbourne International Film Festival premiere. The Adelaide-born actress, 36, radiated elegance and charm as she graced the red carpet, beaming for the cameras in a chic ensemble. Snook turned heads in a designer grey blazer, effortlessly paired with a crisp white dress shirt and sleek black trousers. 

Succession fan favourite Sarah Snook is set to star in a new TV series. The 36-year-old Emmy award winner will play the lead role in an upcoming crime thriller based on the bestselling 2021 novel All Her Fault by Irish author Andrea Mara. Sarah will appear as a young mother searching for her missing son in the show which will be produced by U.S. streaming service Peacock.

Sir Ian McKellen looked in great spirits as he attended the National Youth Theatre's BIG Night Out after party at Soho House Greek Street on Monday night.  The legendary actor, 84, seemed to be embracing his inner rockstar as he donned a striking black leather jacket with an orange fire emblazoned on the back.  Posing alongside fellow stage star Brian Cox, the pair looked to be best of friends as they grasped hands together in a sweet gesture. 

If you thought Hamlet's prospects were grim then spare a thought for Suzie Eddie Izzard , whose valiant attempt at playing every character in this contemporary reworking of Shakespeare's classic tale has gone down like an egg sandwich on a rush hour tube. The versatile actor, comedian and activist has embarked on what could arguably be an over-ambitious undertaking at London's Riverside Studios, with fans flocking to see her single-handedly deliver one of the Great Bard's greatest theatrical accomplishments. Across a painstaking two hours, twenty minutes and five lengthy acts, Izzard, 62, plays every character - from the ultimately doomed Hamlet to Danish monarchs Claudius and Gertrude, Polonius, Horatio and Ophelia - hell, he even tackles the ghost of Hamlet's father.

Sarah Snook stepped out with her family to watch her former Succession co-star Brian Cox in his new play Long Day's Journey Into Night in London on Monday. Actress Sarah, 36, wore a brown coat which she teamed with navy blue trousers and a multi-coloured scarf as she walked alongside her parent. Her actor husband Dave Lawson, 45, who Sarah married in 2021, was seen walking close behind wearing a navy blue coat and a pair of denim jeans in the same colour.

She previously praised Sarah Snook for her acting skills in popular drama Succession after meeting on the red carpet at the 2021 AACTA Awards.  And Rebel Wilson, 44, was thrilled to reunite with her fellow Australian actress, 36, on Tuesday, following the success of Snook's new theatre adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray, which has been playing at London's West End. Posting to Instagram, Rebel shared a photo of the two thespians posing arm-in-arm inside what looked to be Sarah's dressing room.

Kieran was spotted in the audience for his co-star's West End play The Picture of Dorian Gray on Wednesday night. The US actor, who plays Sarah's little brother Roman on Succession, and his wife Jazz Charton were pictured leaving The Theatre Royal Haymarket in London after watching the Olivier-award winning play.

For many women, it might be thought becoming a mother means putting their career on hold. But Sarah Snook has revealed the sleepless nights spent breastfeeding her baby helped her win her Olivier award. The mother of one said breastfeeding her daughter in the middle of the night gave her the window to learn the 60,000 words of the Oscar Wilde monologue which won her British theatre's biggest award on Sunday night.

Sarah Snook reunited with her Succession co-star Brian Cox at the Olivier Awards 2024 at the London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday evening. The Australian star, 36, and her on-screen billionaire father Brian, 77, couldn't wipe smiles off their faces as they posed together at the event's backstage. Sarah - who is known for her role as Shiv Roy in the hit HBO series - looked over the moon as she embraced her long-time pal.

Nicole Scherzinger, Cara Delevingne, Sarah Snook, Hannah Waddingham and Sheridan Smith were the picture of glamour on Sunday night as they led the star-studded arrivals at the 2024 Olivier Awards at London's Royal Albert Hall. Nicole, 45, ensured all eyes were on her in a plunging black gown, with a daringly high slit to showcase her long legs. The Pussycat Doll flashed some major sideboob in the revealing dress, which cinched her in at her tiny waist.

After weeks of accolades it was almost inevitable that Sarah Snook might lead the winners as the 2024 Olivier Awards got underway on Sunday evening - and so it proved as the Australian star was named Best Actress, and rightly so. Snook - best known for her starring role in HBO series Succession - scooped the award for her mesmerising one-woman performance in a new West End production of Oscar Wilde's The Picture Of Dorian Gray. The Australian actress takes all 26 roles in the production, among them Basil Hallward, Sibyl Vane and of course Gray himself.

Sarah Snook donned velvet as she arrived at the  Olivier Awards 2024 - where she is nominated for her one-woman take on The Picture of Dorian Gray. The Succession star, 36, is nominated for Best Actress for her performance in the Oscar Wilde play, which sees Sarah take on all 26 roles. Sarah will battle it out against Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker for Plaza Suit, Sheridan Smith for Shirley Valentine, Sophie Okonedo for Medea and Laura Donnelly for The Hills of California.

Nicole Kidman and her partner Naomi Watts spent a night on the town to help fellow Aussie Sarah Snook. On Tuesday, Nicole and Naomi took photos of themselves in London as they stepped out to watch Sarah's new theatre performance. The Emmy Award winner is playing in a stage revival of Oscar Wilde's best book, The Picture of Dorian Gray, which has been described as a "astonish piece of theatre."

Nicole Scherzinger, Marisha Wallace, and Sarah Snook all looked stunning at The Olivier Awards 2024 nominees reception at The Londoner Hotel on Friday.

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Nicole Scherzinger, Sarah Snook, and Sheridan Smith were among the 2024 Olivier Awards' nominations, which were announced on Tuesday. Sarah Jessica Parker has been nominated for Best Actress for her role in Plaza Suite, and she will face Sheridan for The Picture of Dorian Gray. Both James Norton and Andrew Scott are competing for Best Actor for their appearances in A Little Life and Vanya, respectively.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Prince Andrew performed a version of musical chairs in Windsor's St George's Chapel for the late King Constantine's memorial service. In the second class, he was supposed to sit next to his ex-wife Sarah. The front row was reserved for Queen Camilla and working royals plus Marina Ogilvy, who was seen in a wheelchair for the first time. The Duke of Kent, who should have been with his sister and niece in the second row, was carried to the second row like a jumbo cuckoo Andrew. Would absent William - who has little time for Andrew (who bagged pole position as the highest in the line of succession present) - have relegated his uncle to his proper place?

At the 30th annual SAG Awards at Los Angeles' historic Shrine Auditorium, the couple, who have been married since 2018, looked smitten. The Lord of the Rings actor, 43, arrived in Mette, 33, with the pair sharing a kiss as they waited for the awards ceremony. Mette's black capped-sleeve tulle gown had a high neckline and was adorned with a large black rose, and was glamorous. She rounded off her sophisticated ensemble with a pair of black stilettos, clutching a discreet clutch bag, and sweeping her blonde locks into a more relaxed up-do.

Sarah, 36, and co-star Brian Cox, 77, were unable to attend as they were both currently occupied with stage performances.

During a bittersweet night at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Saturday, the cast of hit HBO series Succession enjoyed their 'one last hurrah.' Kieran Culkin, 41, Nicholas Braun, 35, and Matthew Macfadyen, 49, were seen giving a warm hug at the onset before joining the rest of the cast. Elizabeth Debicki who defeated Sarah Snook for The Crown, and Pedro Pascal who triumphed over Culkin, Brian Cox, and Macfady were among the dramatic performances in the television categories.