Cynthia Nixon shows her support for comedy play Oh God A Show About Abortion at opening night

Cynthia Nixon supported a new solo show titled Oh God, A Show About Abortion during its opening night at the Cherry Lane Theater in New York City.

The 56-year-old actress looked sensational in a pink dress as she walked the red carpet of her new comedy show.

She boosted her height with a pair of beige pointed heels, added a pair of gold spiral earrings and combed her short locks to one side.

Brave: 56-year-old actress dazzled with her pink dress

She’s joined by Vogue director Anna Wintour, who looks incredibly stylish in a floral-print dress.

Also present at the event was actor Tituss Burgess, who cut a graceful figure in a white T-shirt and black polka dot pants.

V Ensler and Sunsara Taylor make a political statement while posing with green bandanas for the pro-choice group called Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights.

Here it is for them: Cynthia was eager to show her support for the new show.

Show creator and comedian Alison Leiby proudly posed for the photos.

His work has been praised by critics for its strong message, recognizability, and relevance to the current political situation.

The show begins as the U.S. Supreme Court is about to overturn a landmark decision that effectively legalizes abortion across America and relinquishes its power to decide whether cases should be returned to individual states.

Powerful figure: Vogue director Anna Wintour joins him

Pride Moment: Show creator and comedian Alison Leiby proudly posed for photos

Praise: His work has been praised by critics for its strong message, recognizability, and relevance to the current political situation.

Related: The show comes to light when the U.S. Supreme Court overturns an important decision that effectively legalized abortion across America, giving up its authority to decide whether cases should be returned to individual states.

A legal advisory project, which Politics leaked, to reveal that the five Republican-appointed judges, consisting of a majority of the court’s nine judges, would be enough to force a change in the law, even if their decisions were not final until the sentence was officially published.

While Democrats pledged to defend abortion rights and Republican lawmakers called for an investigation as they denounced the leak as an attempt to “intimidate” judges to change their minds, partisan conflict over the issue began soon after the leak.

Neal Katyal, former US Attorney General to former President Barack Obama, said, “This is the biggest setback for women in decades. It will have proven effects. “You can now impose an absolute ban on abortion in every state,” he said.

In the leaked document, Conservative Judge Samuel Alito writes that the 1973 Supreme Court decision – which found excessive state regulation of abortion unconstitutional – that Roe v Wade was “clearly wrong from the start” and “should be rejected”.

Trendy: Actor Tituss Burgess was also present at the event

Description: Eve Ensler and Sunsara Taylor make a political statement as they pose together in green bandanas for the Rise Up 4 pro-Abortion Rights electoral group.

Casual: Politician Chi Osse looked casual in a blue jacket, black tee and navy pants