Katie Holmes shared a sweet hug with her on-stage daughter Zoey Deutch, 29, at a promotional event for her latest project in New York City on Friday.
The actress, 45, who stunned at the Hourglass launch party earlier this week, offered a peek at her toned tummy and autumn style.
She offered a glimpse of her taut abs in a camel toned vest with a V-neck and a pair of charcoal jeans from Blazé Milano at a photo call for Thornton Wilder’s Our Town on Broadway.
The Rare Objects actress and director wore a Blazé Milano camel blazer, which brought out the warm tones in her flawless complexion and stepped out in black kitten heel sling back pumps.
Meanwhile, the Dawson’s Creek alum’s real-life daughter Suri Cruise is attending college at Carnegie Mellon University.
Holmes kept her accessories simple, opting for a pair of small hoop earrings.
She shared a big hug with Zoey, who showcased her lithe legs in a gray pleated mini-skirt with a matching jacket.
The actress, who is the daughter of actress Leah Thompson, 63, and director Howard Deutch, 73, paired the suit with a blue and white checked blouse and a rust toned sweater.
Her reddish-brown lock were styled in a half ponytail turned into a bun.
The Something at Tiffany’s star’s makeup looked natural with a soft pink lip and she accessorized with bold gold hoop earrings.
Holmes stars as Mrs. Webb in the revival of Pulitzer Prize winning drama. Deutch stars as her daughter Emily.
‘This is the dream of my life,’ the actress told a reporter in a clip shared on the Our Town Broadway Instagram Stories. ‘The play has sat on my night table since I was 14 years old… I love it so much!,’ she exclaimed.
Of her character, Holmes described Mrs. Webb to the reporter as ‘strong, and thinks she is ‘probably smarter than her husband.’
Richard Thomas, 73, of The Waltons fame will star as Mr. Webb, and Jim Parson’s will tackle the role of Stage Manager.
Ephraim Sykes will star as George Gibbs and Billy Eugene Jones will play his father Dr. Gibbs in the contemporary update to the play.
The entire cast gathered for a group shot for photographers.
Previews of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town will begin September 17 and performances will begin October 10 at The Barrymore Theater.
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Source: Los Angeles Times1
