June 17, 2010

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Supporting Winners

Best Performance in a Supporting Role

2009 Patrick Stewart for Hamlet
2008 Rory Kinnear for The Man Of Mode
2007 Jim Norton for The Seafarer
2006 Noma Dumezweni for A Raisin In The Sun, Young Vic
2005 Amanda Harris for Othello
2004 Warren Mitchell for The Price

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

2011 Michelle Terry for Tribes
2010 Ruth Wilson for A Streetcar Named Desire
2002 Marcia Warren for Humble Boy
2001 Pauline Flanagan for Dolly West’s Kitchen
2000 Patricia Hodge for Money
1997 Deborah Findlay for Stanley
1995 Dora Bryan for The Birthday Party
1994 Helen Burns for The Last Yankee
1993 Barbara Leigh-Hunt for An Inspector Calls
1992 Frances de la Tour for When She Danced
1991 Sara Crowe for Private Lives
1984 Marcia Warren for Stepping Out
1983 Abigail McKern for As You Like It
1982 Anna Massey for The Importance Of Being Earnest
1981 Gwen Watford for Present Laughter
1980 Suzanne Bertish for Nicholas Nickleby
1979 Doreen Mantle for Death Of A Salesman
1978 Elizabeth Spriggs for Love Letters On Blue Paper
1977 Mona Washbourne for Stevie

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

2011 Adrian Scarborough for After the Dance
2010 Eddie Redmayne for Red
2002 Toby Jones for The Play What I Wrote
2001 Ben Daniels for All My Sons
2000 Roger Allam for Money
1997 Trevor Eve for Uncle Vanya
1995 Ken Stott for Broken Glass
1994 Joseph Mydell for Perestroika
1993 Julian Glover for Henry IV (Parts 1 and 2)
1992 Oleg Menshikov for When She Danced
1991 David Bradley for King Lear
1984 Edward Petherbridge for Strange Interlude
1983 Alan Devlin for A Moon For The Misbegotten
1982 David Healy for Guys And Dolls
1981 Joe Melia for Good
1980 David Threlfall for Nicholas Nickleby
1979 Patrick Stewart for Antony And Cleopatra
1978 Robert Eddison for Twelfth Night
1977 Nigel Hawthorne for Privates On Parade

Best Supporting Performance

2003 Essie Davis for A Streetcar Named Desire
1999 Brendan Coyle for The Weir
1998 Sarah Woodward for Tom & Clem
1996 Simon Russell Beale for Volpone
1989/90 Michael Bryant for Hamlet, The Voysey Inheritance and Racing Demon
1988 Eileen Atkins for Cymbeline, The Winter’s Tale and Mountain Language
1987 Michael Bryant for King Lear and Antony And Cleopatra
1986 Paul Jesson for The Normal Heart
1985 Imelda Staunton for A Chorus Of Disapproval and The Corn Is Green
1976 Margaret Courtenay for Separate Tables

Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical

2011 Jill Halfpenny for Legally Blonde – The Musical
2010 Iwan Rheon for Spring Awakening
2009 Lesli Margherita for Zorro
2008 Tracie Bennett for Hairspray
2007 Sheila Hancock for Cabaret
2006 Celia Imrie for Acorn Antiques – The Musical!
2005 Conleth Hill for The Producers
2004 The Chorus of Jerry Springer – The Opera
2003 Paul Baker for Taboo
2002 Martyn Jacques for Shockheaded Peter
2001 Miles Western for Pageant
2000 Jenny Galloway for Mamma Mia!
1999 Shuler Hensley for Oklahoma!
1998 James Dreyfus for Lady In The Dark
1997 Clive Rowe for Guys And Dolls
1996 Sheila Gish for Company
1995 Tracie Bennett for She Loves Me
1994 Sara Kestelman for Cabaret
1993 Janie Dee for Carousel
1992 Jenny Galloway for The Boys From Syracuse
1991 Karla Burns for Show Boat

Tags: A Chorus Of Disapproval, A Moon, A Raisin In The Sun, A Streetcar Named Desire, Abigail McKern, Acorn Antiques - The Musical!, Adrian Scarborough, After The Dance, Alan Devlin, All My Sons, Amanda Harris, An Inspector Calls, Anna Massey, Antony and Cleopatra, As You Like It, Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Ben Daniels, Brendan Coyle, Broken Glass, Cabaret, Carousel, Celia Imrie, Clive Rowe, Company, Conleth Hill, Cymbeline, David Bradley, David Healy, David Threlfall, Death Of A Salesman, Deborah Findlay, Dolly West’s Kitchen, Dora Bryan, Doreen Mantle, Eddie Redmayne, Edward Petherbridge, eileen atkins, Elizabeth Spriggs, Essie Davis, Frances de la Tour, Good, Guys And Dolls, Gwen Watford, Hairspray, Hamlet, Helen Burns, Henry IV (Parts 1 and 2), Humble Boy, Imelda Staunton, Iwan Rheon, James Dreyfus, Janie Dee, JENNY GALLOWAY, Jerry Springer - The Opera, Jim Norton, Joe Melia, Joseph Mydell, Julian Glover, Karla Burns, Ken Stott, King Lear, Lady In The Dark, Lesli Margherita, Love Letters On Blue Paper, Mamma Mia!, Marcia Warren, Margaret Courtenay, Martyn Jacques, Michael Bryant, Michelle Terry, Miles Western, Mona Washbourne, Money, Mountain Language, Nicholas Nickleby, Nigel Hawthorne, Noma Dumezweni, Oklahoma, Oleg Menshikov, olivier awards, Othello, Pageant, Patricia Hodge, Patrick Stewart, Paul Baker, Paul Jesson, Pauline Flanagan, Perestroika, Present Laughter, Private Lives, Privates On Parade, Racing Demon, Red, Robert Eddison, Roger Allam, Rory Kinnear, Ruth Wilson, Sara Crowe, Sara Kestelman, Sarah Woodward, Separate Tables, She Loves Me, Sheila Gish, Sheila Hancock, Shockheaded Peter, Show Boat, Shuler Hensley, Simon Russell Beale, Spring Awakening, Stanley, Stepping Out, Stevie, Strange Interlude, Suzanne Bertish, Taboo, The Birthday Party, The Boys From Syracuse, The Corn Is Green, The Importance Of Being Earnest, The Last Yankee, The Man Of Mode, The Misbegotten, The Normal Heart, The Play What I Wrote, The Price, The Producers, The Seafarer, The Voysey Inheritance, The Weir, The Winter’s Tale, Toby Jones, Tom & Clem, Tracie Bennett, Trevor Eve, Tribes, twelfth night, Uncle Vanya, Volpone, Warren Mitchell, When She Danced, Zorro

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Director Winners

June 16, 2010

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OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Director Winners

Best Director

2011 Howard Davies for The White Guard
2010 Rupert Goold for Enron
2009 John Tiffany for Black Watch
2008 Rupert Goold for Macbeth
2007 Dominic Cooke for The Crucible
2006 Richard Eyre for Hedda Gabler
2005 Nicholas Hytner for The History Boys
2004 Michael Grandage for Caligula
2003 Sam Mendes for Twelfth Night and Uncle Vanya
2002 Michael Boyd for Henry VI Parts I, II and III and Richard III
2001 Howard Davies for All My Sons
2000 Trevor Nunn for Summerfolk, The Merchant Of Venice and Troilus And Cressida
1999 Howard Davies for The Iceman Cometh
1998 Richard Eyre for King Lear
1997 Des McAnuff for Tommy
1996 Sam Mendes for Company and The Glass Menagerie
1989/90 Michael Bogdanov for The Wars Of The Roses
1988 Deborah Warner for Titus Andronicus
1987 Declan Donnellan for The Cid, Twelfth Night and Macbeth
1986 Bill Alexander for The Merry Wives Of Windsor
1985 Bill Bryden for The Mysteries
1984 Christopher Morahan for Wild Honey
1983 Terry Hands for Cyrano De Bergerac
1982 Richard Eyre for Guys And Dolls
1981 Peter Wood for On the Razzle
1980 Trevor Nunn and John Caird for Nicholas Nickleby
1979 Michael Bogdanov for The Taming Of The Shrew
1978 Terry Hands for Henry VI
1977 Clifford Williams for Wild Oats
1976 Jonathan Miller for The Three Sisters

Best Director of a Play

1995 Declan Donnellan for As You Like It
1994 Stephen Daldry for Machinal
1993 Stephen Daldry for An Inspector Calls
1992 Deborah Warner for Hedda Gabler
1991 David Thacker for Pericles
Best Director of a Musical
1995 Scott Ellis for She Loves Me
1994 Declan Donnellan for Sweeney Todd
1993 Nicholas Hytner for Carousel
1992 Simon Callow for Carmen Jones
1991 Richard Jones for Into The Woods

Tags: All My Sons, An Inspector Calls, As You Like It, Bill Alexander, Bill Bryden, Black Watch, Caligula, Carmen Jones, Carousel, Christopher Morahan, Clifford Williams, Company, Cyrano de Bergerac, David Thacker, Deborah Warner, Declan Donnellan, Des McAnuff, Dominic Cooke, Enron, Guys And Dolls, Hedda Gabler, Henry VI, Henry VI Parts I, Howard Davies, II and III, Into The Woods, John Caird, John Tiffany, Jonathan Miller, King Lear, Macbeth, Machinal, Michael Bogdanov, Michael Boyd, Michael Grandage, Nicholas Hytner, Nicholas Nickleby, olivier awards, On the Razzle, Pericles, Peter Wood, richard eyre, Richard III, Richard Jones, Rupert Goold, Sam Mendes, Scott Ellis, She Loves Me, Simon Callow, Stephen Daldry, Summerfolk, Sweeney Todd, Terry Hands, The Cid, The Crucible, The Glass Menagerie, The History Boys, The Iceman Cometh, The Merchant Of Venice, The Merry Wives Of Windsor, The Mysteries, The Taming Of The Shrew, The Three Sisters, The Wars Of The Roses, The White Guard, Titus Andronicus, Tommy, Trevor Nunn, Troilus And Cressida, twelfth night, Uncle Vanya, Wild Honey, Wild Oats

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Play Winners

June 15, 2010

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Play Winners

Best New Play

2011 Clybourne Park by Bruce Norris
2010 The Mountaintop
2009 Black Watch by Gregory Burke
2008 A Disappearing Number
2007 Blackbird by David Harrower
2006 On The Shore Of The Wide World by Simon Stephens
2005 The History Boys by Alan Bennett
2004 The Pillowman by Martin McDonagh

The BBC Award for Best New Play

2003 Vincent In Brixton by Nicholas Wright
2002 Jitney by August Wilson
2001 Blue/Orange by Joe Penhall
2000 Goodnight Children Everywhere by Richard Nelson
1999 The Weir by Conor McPherson
1998 Closer by Patrick Marber
1997 Stanley by Pam Gems
1996 Skylight by David Hare
1995 Broken Glass by Arthur Miller
1994 Arcadia by Tom Stoppard
1993 Six Degrees Of Separation by John Guare
1992 Death And The Maiden by Ariel Dorfman
1991 Dancing At Lughnasa by Brian Friel
1989/90 Racing Demon by David Hare
1988 Our Country’s Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker
1987 Serious Money by Caryl Churchill
1986 Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Christopher Hampton
1985 Red Noses by Peter Barnes
1984 Benefactors by Michael Frayn
1983 Glengarry Glen Ross by David Mamet
1982 Another Country by Julian Mitchell
1981 Children Of A Lesser God by Mark Medoff
1980 The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens, adapted by David Edgar
1979 Betrayal by Harold Pinter
1978 Whose Life Is It Anyway? by Brian Clark
1977 The Fire That Consumes by Henry de Montherlant, English version by Vivian Cox with Bernard Miles
1976 Dear Daddy by Denis Cannan

Best Revival

2011 After the Dance directed by Thea Sharrock
2010 Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
2009 The Histories
2007 The Crucible by Arthur Miller
2006 Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen in a new version by Richard Eyre
2005 Hamlet by William Shakespeare
2004 Mourning Becomes Electra by Eugene O’Neill
2003 Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare and Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekov
1995 As You Like It by William Shakespeare
1994 Machinal by Sophie Treadwell
1993 An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestley
1992 Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen
1991 Pericles by William Shakespeare

Tags: A Disappearing Number, Alan Bennett, An Inspector Calls, Another Country, Anton Chekov, Arcadia, Ariel Dorfman, Arthur Miller, As You Like It, August Wilson, Benefactors, Bernard Miles, Betrayal, Black Watch, Blackbird, Blue/Orange, Brian Clark, Brian Friel, Broken Glass, Bruce Norris, Caryl Churchill, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Charles Dickens, Children Of A Lesser God, Christopher Hampton, Closer, Clybourne Park, Conor McPherson, Dancing at Lughnasa, David Edgar, David Hare, David Harrower, David Mamet, Dear Daddy, Death And The Maiden, Denis Cannan, Eugene O’Neill, Glengarry Glen Ross, Goodnight Children Everywhere, Gregory Burke, Hamlet, Harold Pinter, Hedda Gabler, Henrik Ibsen, Henry de Montherlant, J. B. Priestley, Jitney, Joe Penhall, John Guare, Julian Mitchell, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Machinal, Mark Medoff, Martin McDonagh, Michael Frayn, Mourning Becomes Electra, Nicholas Wright, olivier awards, On The Shore Of The Wide World, Our Country’s Good, Pam Gems, Patrick Marber, Pericles, Peter Barnes, Racing Demon, Red Noses, richard eyre, Richard Nelson, Serious Money, Simon Stephens, Six Degrees of Separation, Skylight, Sophie Treadwell, Stanley, The Crucible, The Fire That Consumes, The Histories, The History Boys, The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby, The Mountaintop, The Pillowman, The Weir, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Tom Stoppard, twelfth night, Uncle Vanya, Vincent In Brixton, Vivian Cox, Whose Life Is It Anyway?, William Shakespeare

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Set and Design Winners

June 9, 2010

OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Set and Design Winners

Best Set Design

2011 The White Guard designed by Bunny Christie
2010 Jerusalem designed by Ultz
2009 August: Osage County designed by Todd Rosenthal
2008 Rae Smith and the Handspring Puppet Company for War Horse
2007 Sunday In The Park With George, designed by David Farley and Timothy Bird
2006 Hedda Gabler designed by Rob Howell
2005 His Dark Materials designed by Giles Cadle
2004 Hitchcock Blonde designed by William Dudley
2003 A Streetcar Named Desire designed by Bunny Christie

Best Set Designer

2002 Tim Hatley for Humble Boy and Private Lives
2001 William Dudley for All My Sons
2000 Rob Howell for Richard III, Troilus and Cressida and Vassa
1999 Anthony Ward for Oklahoma!
1998 Tim Goodchild for Three Hours After Marriage
1997 Tim Hatley for Stanley
1996 John Napier for Burning Blue
1995 Stephen Brimson Lewis for Design for Living and Les Parents Terribles
1994 Mark Thompson for Hysteria
1993 Ian MacNeil for An Inspector Calls
1992 Mark Thompson for The Comedy Of Errors
1991 Mark Thompson for The Wind In The Willows

Designer of the Year

1989/90Bob Crowley for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Hedda Gabler, Ghetto and The Plantagenets
1988 Richard Hudson for his season at The Old Vic
1987 Lucio Fanti (with Design Team) for The Hairy Ape
1986 William Dudley for Futurists, Kafka’s Dick and The Merry Wives Of Windsor
1985 William Dudley for The Mysteries and The Critics
1984 John Gunter for Wild Honey
1983 Ralph Koltai for Cyrano De Bergerac
1982 John Gunter for Guys And Dolls
1981 Carl Toms for The Provok’d Wife
1980 John Napier and Dermot Hayes for Nicholas Nickleby
1979 William Dudley for Undiscovered Country
1978 Ralph Koltai for Brand
1977 John Napier for King Lear
1976 Farrah for Henry IV (Parts 1 and 2) and Henry V