WHAT'S ON STAGE AWARDS 2010 Nominations

Congratulations to the following clients for their Nominations in the WHAT'S ON STAGE AWARDS 2010

The CAPITAL BREAKS Best Actor in a Play

Samuel West – Enron at the Royal Court Downstairs

Best Supporting Actress in a Play

Hayley Atwell – A View from the Bridge at the Duke of York’s

Miriam Margolyes – Endgame at the Duchess

Best Supporting Actor in a Play

David Dawson – Comedians at the Lyric Hammersmith

Simon Paisley Day – Entertaining Mr Sloane at Trafalgar Studios 1

The BABY GRAND Best Actress in a Musical

Jane Horrocks – Annie Get Your Gun at the Young Vic

The SEE TICKETS Best Actor in a Musical

Jason Donovan – Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at the Palace

Best Supporting Actress in a Musical

Jessie Buckley – A Little Night Music at the Menier Chocolate Factory &
Garrick

The MOBIUS INDUSTRIES Best Solo Performance

Rob Brydon – Rob Brydon Live! at the Apollo

The LES MISERABLES 25th Anniversary Award for Best
Ensemble Performance

Arcadia – at the Duke of York’s featuring Nancy Carroll & Jessie Cave

Our Class – at the NT Cottesloe English version by Ryan Craig, directed by Bijan Sheibani

The Great Game – at the Tricycle directed by Nicolas Kent, featuring Tom McKay

The Power of Yes – at the NT Lyttelton featuring Jonathan Coy & Anthony Calf

The NICK HERN BOOKS Best New Play

The Habit of Art by Alan Bennett – at the NT Lyttelton

The WALDORF HILTON Best New Comedy

England People Very Nice by Richard Bean – at the NT Olivier

Best Director

Rupert Goold – Enron at the Royal Court Downstairs

The WHITE LIGHT Best Lighting Designer

Neil Austin – Life Is a Dream at the Donmar Warehouse & Madame de Sade,
Donmar West End at Wyndham's

Best Off-West End Production

Kursk – at the Young Vicwritten by Bryony Lavery (in collaboration with Sound&Fury)

Stovepipe by Adam Brace – at the West 12 Shopping Centre

The BOOKING OFFICE Best Regional Production

Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall adapted by Ben Power & Tim Caroll – Bristol Old Vic & tour

The AKA Theatre Event of the Year

Peter Pan returning to Kensington Gardens in a purpose-built theatre pavilion (Sound Designer Gregory Clarke, featuring Abby Ford & Benjamin Chamberlain)

Two outstanding Tricycle cycles: The Great Game (Afghanistan) and Not Black and
White(Artisic Director, Nicolas Kent / Detaining Justice by Bola Agbaje - part of Not Black & White Season