Finest actor in a musical
David Cumming for Operation Mincemeat
Tom Francis for Sundown Boulevard – WINNER
Daniel Mays for Guys and Dolls
Charlie Stemp for Loopy for You
Finest actress in a musical
Natasha Hodgson for Operation Mincemeat
Caissie Levy for Subsequent to Regular
Nicole Scherzinger for Sundown Boulevard – WINNER
Marisha Wallace for Guys and Dolls
Finest actress
Laura Donnelly for The Hills of California
Sophie Okonedo for Medea
Sarah Jessica Parker for Plaza Suite
Sheridan Smith for Shirley Valentine
Sarah Snook for The Image of Dorian Grey – WINNER
Finest actor
Mark Gatiss for The Motive and the Cue – WINNER
Joseph Fiennes for Expensive England
James Norton for A Little Life
Andrew Scott for Vanya
David Tennant for Macbeth
Finest new play
Expensive England by James Graham – WINNER
The Hills of California by Jez Butterworth
The Motive and the Cue by Jack Thorne
Until the Stars Come Down by Beth Metal
Finest new musical
The Little Large Issues, music by Nick Butcher, lyrics by Nick Butcher and Tom Ling, e-book by Joe White
Subsequent to Regular, music by Tom Kitt, e-book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey
Operation Mincemeat, music, lyrics and e-book by David Cumming, Felix Hagan, Natasha Hodgson and Zoë Roberts – WINNER
A Unusual Loop, music, lyrics and e-book by Michael R Jackson
Finest actress in a supporting function in a musical
Grace Hodgett Younger for Sundown Boulevard
Zoë Roberts for Operation Mincemeat
Amy Trigg for The Little Large Issues – WINNER
Eleanor Worthington-Cox for Subsequent to Regular
Finest actor in a supporting function in a musical
Jak Malone for Operation Mincemeat – WINNER
Cedric Neal for Guys and Dolls
David Thaxton for Sundown Boulevard
Jack Wolfe for Subsequent to Regular
Finest actor in a supporting function
Will Shut for Expensive England – WINNER
Paul Hilton for An Enemy of the Folks
Giles Terera for Clyde’s
Luke Thompson for A Little Life
Zubin Varla for A Little Life
Finest actress in a supporting function
Lorraine Ashbourne for Until the Stars Come Down
Priyanga Burford for An Enemy of the Folks
Haydn Gwynne for When Winston Went to Warfare With the Wi-fi – WINNER
Gina McKee for Expensive England
Olivier Tanya Reynolds for A Mirror
Noël Coward award for finest new leisure or comedy play
Unintentional Dying of an Anarchist by Dario Fo and Franca Rame
Stephen Sondheim’s Outdated Pals, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Stranger Issues: The First Shadow by Kate Trefry – WINNER
Vardy V Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial, tailored by Liv Hennessy
Finest Household Present
Bluey’s Large Play by Joe Brumm
Dinosaur World Reside by Derek Bond – WINNER
The Home With Rooster Legs tailored by Oliver Lansley
The Smeds and the Smoos tailored by Tall Tales
Gillian Lynne award for finest theatre choreographer
Fabian Aloise for Sundown Boulevard
Ellen Kane and Hannes Langolf for Expensive England
Arlene Phillips with James Cousins for Guys and Dolls – WINNER
Mark Smith for The Little Large Issues
Susan Stroman for Loopy for You
Finest Costume Design
Bunny Christie and Deborah Andrews for Guys and Dolls
Ryan Dawson Laight for La Cage Aux Folles
Hugh Durrant for Peter Pan
Marg Horwell for The Image of Dorian Grey – WINNER
Finest Revival
The Impact by Lucy Prebble
Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Shirley Valentine by Willy Russell
Vanya by Anton Chekhov, tailored by Simon Stephens – WINNER
Finest musical revival
Groundhog Day, music and lyrics by Tim Minchin
Guys and Dolls, music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, e-book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows
Hadestown, music, lyrics and e-book by Anaïs Mitchell
Sundown Boulevard, music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics and e-book by Don Black and Christopher Hampton – WINNER
Finest Sound Design
Paul Arditti for Stranger Issues: The First Shadow
Dan Balfour and Tom Gibbins for Expensive England
Adam Fisher for Sundown Boulevard – WINNER
Gareth Fry for Macbeth
Excellent Musical Contribution
Tom Brady for Musical Supervision and Preparations and Charlie Rosen for Orchestrations for Guys and Dolls
Matt Brind for Musical Supervision, Preparations and Orchestrations for Only for One Day
Steve Sidwell for Orchestrations and Joe Bunker for Musical Path for Operation Mincemeat
Alan Williams for Musical Supervision and Musical Path for Sundown Boulevard – WINNER
Finest set design
Miriam Buether for Stranger Issues: The First Shadow WINNER
Bunny Christie for Guys and Dolls
Es Devlin and Ash J Woodward Expensive England
Soutra Gilmour and Nathan Amzi and Joe Ransom for Sundown Boulevard
Finest lighting design
Jon Clark for Expensive England
Jon Clark for Stranger Issues: The First Shadow
Paule Constable for Guys and Dolls
Jack Knowles for Sundown Boulevard – WINNER
Finest new opera manufacturing
Blue by the English Nationwide Opera
Innocence by the Royal Opera – WINNER
Image a Day Like This by the Royal Opera
The Rhinegold by the English Nationwide Opera
Excellent achievement in opera
Antonio Pappano for his function as Musical Director of the Royal Opera Home – WINNER
Belarus Free Theatre Firm for King Stakh’s Wild Hunt
Marina Abramović for 7 Deaths of Maria Callas
Excellent achievement in dance
Isabela Coracy for her efficiency in NINA: By No matter Means, a part of Ballet Black: Pioneers – WINNER
Jonzi D for his creative route of Breakin’ Conference 2023 Worldwide pageant of hip-hop Dance theatre
Rhiannon Religion for her neighborhood targeted conception of Lay Down Your Burdens at The Pit
Excellent achievement in affiliate theatre
Blue Mist by Mohamed-Zain Dada on the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs on the Royal Court docket theatre
A Playlist for The Revolution by AJ Yi on the Bush theatre
Sleepova by Matilda Feyişayo at the Bush theatre – WINNER
The Swell by Isley Lynn at Orange Tree theatre
The Time Machine: A Comedy by Steven Canny and John Nicholson on the Park theatre
Sir Peter Corridor award for finest director
Stephen Daldry and Justin Martin for Stranger Issues: The First Shadow on the Phoenix theatre
Rupert Goold for Expensive England on the Nationwide Theatre – Olivier and Prince Edward theatre
Jamie Lloyd for Sundown Boulevard on the Savoy theatre – WINNER
Sam Mendes for The Motive and the Cue on the Nationwide Theatre – Lyttelton and Noël Coward theatre
