Among the hundreds of clotheshorses at the Met Gala last night were some theater artists — a Tony-winning producer, several playwrights, including a newly-minted Pulitzer winner, but mostly, performers (like Kara Young, currently in “Purpose”) spending their Monday night off, wearing a different kind of costume. Below: a slide show of some dozen “looks”:
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, newly-minted Pulitzer Prize winning playwright of “Purpose,” and “The Last Five Years” director Whitney White in Michael Kors 
Cole Escola, Putlizer finalist playwright and performer of “Oh, Mary” wearing Christopher John Rogers outfit 
Andrew Scott, Broadway veteran, currently in one-man “Vanya” Off-Broadway 
Audra McDonald, Tony-nominated once again (for “Gypsy”) in Harbison 
Jordan Roth, Tony-winning producer and currently Creative Director for ATG Entertainment 
Tom Francis, Tony-nominated for “Sunset Blvd.,” in Todd Snyder. 
the one and only Sarah Snook, who portrays 26 characters in “The Picture of Dorian Gray” 
Sadie Sink, currently in “John Proctor is the Villain” Wearing Prada 
Nicole Scherzinger, who is making her Tony-nominated Broadway debut in “Sunset Blvd” 
Nick Jonas, currently in “The Last Five Years” with his wife Priyanka Chopra 
Adrienne Warren, Tony winner who is currently in “The Last Five Years” 
Alicia Keys, the composer of “Hells Kitchen” 
Kara Young, Tony winning Broadway veteran, and Tony-nominated for her role in “Purpose”
