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Dateline:
25th October, 2010
Evening Standard Long List
The Evening Standard has announced the long list for its Theatre Awards,
those people and productions which are being considered for shortlisting.
The actual shortlist will be announced on 21st November and the winners
on 28th.
Best Actor
Roger Allam for Henry IV Parts One
and Two (Shakespeare’s
Globe)
Bertie Carvel for Rope
(Almeida)
Benedict Cumberbatch for After
The Dance (National)
Martin Freeman for Clybourne
Park (Royal Court)
Alex Jennings for The Habit
Of Art (National)
Rory Kinnear for Measure
For Measure (Almeida) and Hamlet
(National)
Adrian Lester for Cat On
A Hot Tin Roof (Novello)
Alfred Molina for Red
(Donmar Warehouse)
Jonathan Pryce for The
Caretaker (Trafalgar Studios)
Simon Russell Beale for London
Assurance (National) and Deathtrap
(Noël Coward)
Adrian Scarborough for After
The Dance (National)
David Suchet for All
My Sons (Apollo)
The Natasha Richardson Award for Best Actress
Gemma Arterton for The
Little Dog Laughed (Garrick)
Nancy Carroll for After
The Dance (National)
Judi Dench for A Midsummer
Night’s Dream (Rose, Kingston)
Tamsin Greig for The Little
Dog Laughed (Garrick)
Jenny Jules for Ruined
(Almeida)
Keira Knightley for The
Misanthrope (Comedy)
Amanda Lawrence for Jiggery Pokery (BAC) and Henry
VIII (Shakespeare’s Globe)
Rosaleen Linehan for The
Beauty Queen Of Leenane (Young Vic)
Helen McCrory for The Late
Middle Classes (Donmar Warehouse)
Lesley Manville for Six
Degrees Of Separation (Old Vic)
Anna Maxwell Martin for Measure
For Measure (Almeida)
Elena Roger for Passion
(Donmar Warehouse)
Fiona Shaw for London
Assurance (National)
Sheridan Smith for Legally
Blonde The Musical (Savoy)
Sophie Thompson for
Clybourne Park (Royal
Court)
Zoe Wanamaker for All
My Sons (Apollo)
Best Play
Cock by Mike Bartlett
(Royal Court)
The Big Fellah
by Richard Bean (Lyric Hammersmith)
The Habit Of Art
by Alan Bennett (National)
Beautiful Burnout by Bryony Lavery (York Hall)
Clybourne Park by
Bruce Norris (Royal Court)
Ruined by Lynn Nottage
(Almeida)
Posh by Laura Wade (Royal
Court)
Sucker Punch by
Roy Williams (Royal Court)
The Ned Sherrin Award for Best Musical
Hair (Gielgud)
The Human Comedy
(A Young Vic/The Opera Group production co-produced with Watford Palace
theatre)
Legally Blonde
The Musical (Savoy)
Les Miserables
(2010) (Barbican)
Passion (Donmar
Warehouse)
Sweet Charity
(Menier Chocolate Factory)
Best Director
Dominic Cooke for
Clybourne Park (Royal
Court)
Howard Davies for The
White Guard (National) and All
My Sons (Apollo)
Rupert Goold for Romeo And
Juliet (RSC Stratford) and Earthquakes
In London (National)
Michael Grandage for
Red (Donmar Warehouse)
and Danton’s Death
(National)
Jeremy Herrin for Spur
Of The Moment (Royal Court)
Joe Hill-Gibbins for
The Beauty Queen Of
Leenane (Young Vic)
Nicholas Hytner for
The Habit Of Art
(National), London
Assurance (National) and Hamlet
(National)
James MacDonald for
Cock (Royal Court)
Roger Michell for
Rope (Almeida)
Laurie Sansom for Beyond
The Horizon (National) and Spring
Storm (National)
Thea Sharrock for After
The Dance (National)
Lyndsey Turner for Posh
(Royal Court)
Best Design
Lez Brotherston for The
Rise And Fall Of Little Voice (Vaudeville), Measure
For Measure (Almeida), Women
Beware Women (National) and Design
For Living (Old Vic)
Miriam Buether for Sucker
Punch (Royal Court) and Earthquakes
In London (National)
Bunny Christie for The
White Guard (National)
Rob Howell for Private
Lives (Vaudeville) and Deathtrap
(Noël Coward)
Vicki Mortimer for The Cat In The Hat (National)
Christopher Oram for
Passion and
Red (both Donmar Warehouse)
Mark Thompson for London
Assurance (National)
Charles Wintour Award for Most Promising Playwright
James Graham for The
Whisky Taster (Bush) and The
Man (Finborough)
DC Moore for The Empire
(Royal Court)
Nick Payne for If There
Is I Haven’t Found It Yet (Bush) and Wanderlust
(Royal Court)
Anya Reiss for
Spur Of The Moment
(Royal Court)
Atiha Sen Gupta for What
Fatima Did (Hampstead)
Penelope Skinner for Eigengrau
(Bush)
Milton Shulman Award for Outstanding Newcomer
You Me Bum Bum Train
created by Kate Bond and Morgan Lloyd (LEB Building, E2)
Melanie Chisholm for her performance in Blood Brothers (Phoenix)
Laura Dos Santos for her performance in Educating
Rita (Menier Chocolate Factory)
Simon Godwin for his direction of Wanderlust
(Royal Court)
Daniel Kaluuya for his performance in Sucker
Punch (Royal Court)
Isabella Laughland for her performance in Wanderlust
(Royal Court)
Henry Lloyd-Hughes for his performances in Rope
(Almeida) and Posh (Royal
Court)
James Mcardle for his performance in Spur
Of The Moment (Royal Court)
James Musgrave for his performance in Wanderlust
(Royal Court)
Nikesh Patel for his performance in Disconnect
(Royal Court)
Shannon Tarbet for her performance in Spur
Of The Moment (Royal Court)
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