Sarah Snook takes 1st win at Tony Awards, thanks husband
Sarah Snook took the win for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play at the Tony Awards
Sarah Snook took the win for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play at the Tony Awards for her one woman show, The Picture of Dorian Gray.
She accepted the win at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City from Keanu Reeves for the Oscar Wilde adaptation.
"This means so much for a little Australian girl to be here on Broadway," Snook began. "[The Picture of Dorian Gray] is billed as a one-person show, and I don't feel alone any night that I do this show. There are so many people on stage making it work and behind the stage making it work."
"An exceptional thank you to my husband, my soulmate. You are so brilliant holding the fort down and keeping our family together,” she gushed.
Other nominees in the category included Laura Donnelly (The Hills of California), Mia Farrow (The Roommate), LaTanya Richardson Jackson (Purpose) and Sadie Sink (John Proctor Is the Villain).
The play includes scenic design by Marg Horwell, costume design by Marg Horwell, lighting design by Nick Schlieper, sound design by Clemence Williams and video design by David Bergman. Mary Hamrick (associate scenic design), Karen Spahn (associate lighting design), Daniel Vatsky (associate video design), Alex Brock (assistant sound design), Jaechelle Johnson (assistant sound design) and Alyssa Eilbott (moving light programmer).
