As Michelle Williams As she takes the stage for her next Broadway role, she wishes her former members of the Destiny’s Child girl group – Beyonce And Kelly Rowland – would do it too.

“I would really like to do that,” Williams, 45, said exclusively Us weekly on the purple carpet for the premiere of Death suits her. “I think they’re perfectly capable of being in a Broadway show – absolutely!”

While Beyoncé and Rowland have yet to announce their theater appearances, a Destiny’s Child reunion took place earlier this month where the duo – along with Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles – attended Williams’ first show to support her longtime friend.

Death is with her, It turns out there were several reunions. Williams and Paul Tazewell — the show’s costume designer — reunited after working together on the first national tour of “The Color Purple” in 2007. Their shared history immediately put Williams at ease (Tazewell is also known for his work on Broadway). Hamilton, which earned him a Tony Award for Best Costume Design for a Musical this year Evil Film.)

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“When I saw that his name was actually part of that design team, I didn’t say anything,” she said Us. “I knew I would be in good hands.”

In the first act of Death suits her — based on the 1992 film of the same name — Williams takes center stage in a sparkling purple ensemble designed by Tazewell himself. Some of these more glamorous costumes reminded Williams of her own girl group days.

“Especially with all the pearls and some jewels. I know that during some fittings I was reminded of all the times I was bound in corsets,” Williams continued. “I love that about theater, the disguises we can do depending on the type of show. And this show, beautiful, beautiful designs.”

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In Death is with her, Williams plays Viola Van Horn, a woman who gives Madeline Ashton a youth potion (Megan Hilty) and Helen Sharp (Jennifer Simard). Williams has inherited the role of Isabella Rossellini in the film and found her own way to keep it fresh and meaningful Us, “All I can do is bring myself, you know?”

As Destiny’s Child fan Williams’ co-star Christoph Sieberwho plays Ernest – created by Bruce Willis on screen – was in awe of working with such a music legend. “When they said Michelle was joining us, I thought, ‘Are you kidding?'” Sieber said Us. “And all my gay friends were like, ‘What? Michelle Williams?’ I said, ‘Yes!’”

Julia Mattisonwho composed the show’s music and lyrics, worked with Williams “in heaven” and used Williams’ decades-long career to her advantage.

“My Harmony brain was very well connected thanks to Destiny’s Child,” Mattison said Us. “Her voice is so deeply rooted in the same years that I became obsessed with musical theater and Broadway. And so it’s so amazing to come here and have her there.”

Death suits her is now playing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater.