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Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick turned Sunday’s premiere of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” into a family affair.
The couple and their three children — son James Wilkie, 14, and 7-year-old twin daughters Tabitha Hodge and Marion Loretta — hit the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre for the anticipated debut of Broadway’s sweetest show.
Little Tabitha and Marion took a fashion cue from their style-icon mom, sporting cozy pastel coats with chic ballet flats and cool accessories.
As the “Divorce” actress noted in a recent interview with Capitol File Magazine, she best unwinds by seeing Broadway.
“I read a lot. I get into bed after all the little kids are hopefully content and tucked away and perhaps even asleep, and I watch television. But I also go to theater a lot,” she explained. “I take the subway there, which I love, because I can read the entire time. I love going to the theater and ballet by myself. I also love to be joined by friends.”