Lily Collins put on a leggy display in a thigh-high split dress as she left the Duke Of York Theater in London after the press night for her new show.

The Emily In Paris star, 35, looked completely unrecognizable with blonde hair as she performed on stage at her new show in the West End, Barcelona.

After the show, Lily donned a glamorous long-sleeved black dress and opaque tights and celebrated with a host of stars.

She was greeted by dozens of fans with gifts of flowers outside the theater and took a second to sign autographs.

James Norton, Adjoa Andoh, Henry Golding, Marisha Wallace and Sir Lenny Henry were among the stars who attended the press night in support.

Lily Collins, 35, put on a leggy display in a thigh-high split dress as she left the Duke Of York Theater in London after the press night for her new show.

The Emily In Paris star looked completely unrecognizable with blonde hair as she performed on stage at her new show in the West End, Barcelona.

Happy Valley star James held up a show guide to Barcelona as he posed for a photo on the mini red carpet.

Bridgerton actress Adjoa cut a casual figure in oversized navy pants and a pretty pink scarf.

Sir Lenny looked happier than ever as he arrived hand in hand with his girlfriend, theater producer Lisa Makin.

Crazy Rich Asians star Henry put on a stylish display, while Celebrity Big Brother star and West End actress Marisha stunned in a fitted dress.

Lily posed for an emotional photo with her proud husband Charlie McDowell, who has supported her throughout.

Lily stars alongside Money Heist star Álvaro Morte in Bess Wohl’s explosive two-hander Barcelona.

The actress bowed as she opened the curtain with her co-star Álvaro after her amazing performance.

The Emily In Paris alum recently shared her nerves ahead of her West End debut and admitted she was “terrified” of performing in the show.

After the show, Lily donned a glamorous long-sleeved black dress and opaque tights and celebrated with a host of stars.

Lily stars alongside Money Heist star Alvaro Morte (pictured) in Bess Wohl’s explosive two-hander Barcelona

The actress bowed as she opened the curtain with her co-star Álvaro after her amazing performance.

She was greeted by dozens of fans with gifts of flowers outside the theater and took a second to sign autographs.

James Norton, Adjoa Andoh, Henry Golding, Marisha Wallace and Sir Lenny Henry were among the stars who attended the press night in support.

Lily couldn’t wipe the smile off her face as she left the theater.

They gave her a beautiful bouquet of flowers.

Lily signed autographs for her fans.

Happy Valley star James took a show guide to Barcelona as he posed for a photo on the mini red carpet.

Bridgerton actress Adjoa cut a casual figure in oversized navy pants and a pretty pink scarf.

Sir Lenny looked happier than ever as he arrived hand in hand with his girlfriend, theater producer Lisa Makin.

Crazy Rich Asians star Henry put on a stylish display

Famous Big Brother star and West End actress Marisha stuns in tight dress

Lily posed for an emotional photo with her proud husband Charlie McDowell, who has supported her throughout the process.

The Emily In Paris alum recently shared her nerves ahead of her West End debut and admitted she was “terrified” of performing in the show.

But taking it like a champ, Lily went all out in the fun American theater.

Before making her debut in London earlier this month, Lily said: “I think one of the first things I said to you (Alvaro) was: ‘Okay, I just want to be very honest, I’ve never done this.’

“I’m very excited, but I’m also terrified, at best, and I want you to know that there will be times when I will be stressed, anxious, nervous,… I’m going to doubt myself.”

Barcelona aims to keep the audience guessing and exploring the fantasy of who we pretend to be, versus the truth of who we are.

Lily and Álvaro star in the West End show for 12 weeks until January 11, 2025

But taking it like a champ, Lily went all out in the fun American theater.

Before making her London debut earlier this month, Lily told the Telegraph: ‘I think one of the first things I said to you (Álvaro) was: “Okay, I just want to be very honest, I’ve never done this.”

“I’m very excited, but I’m also terrified, at best, and I want you to know that there will be times when I will be stressed, anxious, nervous,… I’m going to doubt myself.”

Barcelona aims to keep the audience guessing and exploring the fantasy of who we pretend to be versus the truth of who we are.

Set in 2009, late at night in Barcelona, ​​an American tourist (Lily) returns home with a handsome Spaniard (Álvaro).

What begins as a carefree one-night stand turns into a high-stakes clash of intentions and desires, as the personal and the political intertwine.

Lily and Álvaro star in the West End show for 12 weeks until January 11, 2025.