JODIE Comer steps into the week after winning an Olivier Award for Best Actress.
The Killing Eve star, 30, won for her role in West End show Prima Facie during the ceremony at London’s Royal Albert Hall last night.
Jodie was ravishing in red, showing off her legs in the glamorous frock that was part minidress, part elegant gown.
She teamed the stylish number with teetering red heels and struck a powerful pose on the steps outside the iconic London venue.
On receiving her award, she said: "To any kids who haven't been to drama school, who can't afford to go, have been rejected - don't let anyone tell you it's impossible."
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Ted Lasso actress Hannah Waddingham, 48, right, hosted the awards that were attended by the great and good of the theatre world.
Normal People star Paul Mescal, 27, won Best Actor for his role in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Best actor went to Tom Hollander for his part in Patriots at Almeida theatre, and Phelim McDermott won Best Director for My Neighbour Totoro at Barbican theatre.
Former Strictly judge Dame Arlene Phillips received a Special Award for her illustrious career in the theatre, while Sir Derek Jacobi picked up the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Meanwhile Jodie celebrated her 30th birthday in style last month with a stay at a fancy London hotel and celebration at a party.
She looked beaming as she spend the evening at The Standard in King's Cross – complete with picturesque views of the city.
Jodie was surprised with a stunning vanilla icing cake adorned with stunning pink and white flowers.
In one cheeky photo, Jodie proudly showed off her Access All Areas pass on her bum.
