Last night’s Tony awards were full of epic moments such as Andrew Garfield giving a rousing speech in support of LGBTQ rights while Robert de Niro got a standing ovation for saying 'F**k Trump'. But before those events of the night, Sparky the goat was ruling the red carpet.
The goat, who is one of the many stars from the Broadway hit ‘Once on This Island’, was spotted strutting his stuff while wearing a sweet little bowtie.
It might be a @TheTonyAwards first: A goat on the red carpet — and a stylish one, too. #TonyAwards2018 pic.twitter.com/fzxGLU9TBq
— NY1 - ON STAGE (@NY1onstage) June 10, 2018
He was accompanied by one of the play’s producers, Ken Davenport, and Twitter had a field day with the whole thing.
Sparky the Goat from @OnceIslandBway is living the dream of so many humans by walking @TheTonyAwards red carpet! He looks incredibly dapper in a flawlessly tailored traditional white collar with a black bow tie.
— Meg Guliford (@mkguliford) June 10, 2018
Are we just going to slide past the fact that there was a GOAT ON THE RED CARPET AT THE #TONYAWARDS ???? #onlyatthetonys
— Mary-Anne (@maryanne1397) June 10, 2018
THE GOAT FROM @OnceIslandBway IS WALKING DOWN THE CARPET
THIS HAS MADE MY ENTIRE YEAR
I LOVE THE GOATS SO MUCH & THIS PRODUCTION #TonyAwards— JSun (@JessHSun) June 10, 2018
The GOAT. And #TonyAwards nominee @kendavenport! @OnceIslandBway pic.twitter.com/EjiMN1IAH2
— Broadway Across America (@BwayAmerica) June 10, 2018
Sparky is walking the red carpet and he has already won the tony awards. game over. pic.twitter.com/V9BP7enDOO
— kate durchholz (@ohhkaate) June 10, 2018
The GOAT. And #TonyAwards nominee @kendavenport! @OnceIslandBway pic.twitter.com/EjiMN1IAH2
— Broadway Across America (@BwayAmerica) June 10, 2018
Mind you, the cleanup crew did need to be brought into service afterward, since Sparky did what goats tend to do.
Nothing more iconic than the OOTI goats crapping on the carpet before the #TonyAwards even begin
— Amaya (@montynichole) June 10, 2018
Sparky celebrated the 72nd annual Tony awards with guests that included Denzel Washington, Bruce Springsteen, Amy Schumer, Kerry Washington, Glenda Jackson, and more at Radio City Music Hall.
