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The Stage Debut Awards are theatre awards recognising individuals making their professional debuts in theperforming arts in the UK.[1] The annual ceremony was launched in 2017 byThe Stage and include accolades for Best Performer in a Play, Best Writer, Best Designer and the Best West End Debut Performer.[2][3] Recipients of these awards have gone on to star inWest End shows, television series and films.[4][5][6]

The awards ceremony is held annually at 8Northumberland Avenue, London.

In 2020, the Best Actor in a Play and Best Actress in a Play awards were updated to Best Performer in a Play and the Best Actor in a Musical and Best Actress in a Musical awards were updated to Best Performer in a Musical.

Judging process

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Eligible nominees must be aged 16 or over, and making their professional debut in a named role in a production reviewed byThe Stage. For acting roles this should be a first named role.The Stage's nationwide network of theatre critics put forward nominees from productions they have reviewed. Performers, writers, directors, designers and composers making their stage debut (and their agents) are also able to nominate themselves online for consideration. The public can also nominate individuals for each category.[7]

Industry professionals from across the UK are then invited to give their input into the longlist. These advisors have included producer Danielle Tarento, casting directorDavid Grindrod, David Jubb,Battersea Arts Centre, designerEs Devlin, Hannah Miller,Royal Shakespeare Company; James Grieve,Paines Plough; Jenny Sealey,Graeae; Jimmy Fay,Lyric Theatre; Laura Donnelly,National Theatre of Scotland; Madani Younis,Bush Theatre; directorMichael Grandage; actorNoma Dumezweni, designerPaule Constable; Pravesh Kumar, Rifco; actorPreeya Kalidas; Sam Hodges, Nuffield Southampton Theatres; producerSonia Friedman; Tom Morris,Bristol Old Vic; and Wendy Spon,National Theatre.[8]

The judging panel decide on the shortlist and winners in all categories, except the Best West End Debut where the shortlist is voted on by the public. The Best West End Debut award recognises those who are making their professional debut in London's West End. This includes individuals who have previously made their debut outside of the West End.

Ceremony

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In 2017, the inauguralThe Stage Debut Awards Ceremony took place at 8 Northumberland Avenue, London, on September 17.

The ceremony was hosted by West End leading manBen Forster.[9] Category Presenters included directorMichael Grandage, actorSharon D. Clarke, actorRachel Tucker, Theatre ownerNica Burns,National Theatre directorRufus Norris and actorKenneth Cranham.[10] Exclusive performances at the ceremony were fromDreamgirls and the National Theatre'sFollies.[11][12]

In 2018, the ceremony took place on September 23 at 8 Northumberland Avenue, London. The ceremony was hosted byCush Jumbo and the Category Presenters included directorMichael Grandage, actorRuthie Henshall, singerPreeya Kalidas, actorJodie Prenger, and lighting designerPaule Constable. Exclusive performances at the ceremony were fromAnaïs Mitchell andMiriam-Teak Lee.

In 2019, the ceremony took place at The Brewery, London, on September 15. The ceremony was hosted byCush Jumbo, and the exclusive performances were byRachel Tucker andAmara Okereke. Category Presenters included actorGiles Terera, actorMichael Xavier, singerBrenda Edwards, actorJanie Dee, actorMark Gatiss, and playwrightInua Ellams.

The first digital ceremony was hosted as a free online event in 2020 byMiriam-Teak Lee (winner of Best Actress in a Musical in 2017) on 27 September and featured an exclusive performance from SpitLip (winner of the 2019 Best Composer/Lyricist awards).

In 2021, no ceremony took place due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

In 2022, the ceremony took place at 8 Northumberland Avenue, London on Sunday, September 18. The ceremony was hosted bySusan Wokoma, and exclusive performances were byShan Ako, Samuel Thomas,Frances Mayli McCann andNatalie Paris. Category Presenters included actorAmanda Abbington, directorJamie Lloyd, singer-songwriter and performerLouise Rednapp, singerJay McGuiness, actorMatt Henry and theatre designerAnna Fleischle.

In 2023, the ceremony took place at 8 Northumberland Avenue, London on Sunday, October 1. The ceremony was hosted byDivina de Campo, and the exclusive performances were by Emily Benjamin,Zizi Strallen andRachael Wooding. Category Presenters included actorCallum Scott Howells, singerFaye Tozer, directorRebecca Frecknall, lighting designer Prem Mehta, writerMorgan Lloyd Malcom, actorJohn Partridge, actorBertie Carvel and actorOmari Douglas.

In 2024, the ceremony took place on Sunday, September 29 at 8 Northumberland Avenue.[13]

Previous winners

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The Stage Debut Awards 2017[3][2]WinnerNominees
Best Actor in a PlayAbraham Popoola inOthello atTobacco Factory Theatre, BristolJack Archer inNivelli's War at TheLyric Theatre, Belfast
TJ Jones inThe Seven Acts of Mercy atSwan Theatre,Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon
Kenneth Omole inAssata Taught Me at theGate Theatre, London
Best Actress in a PlayGrace Molony inThe Country Girls atMinerva Theatre, ChichesterAnya Chalotra inMuch Ado About Nothing atShakespeare's Globe, London
Kellan Frankland inThe House of Bernarda Alba atRoyal Exchange, Manchester
Jess Peet inAlice in Wonderland at TheRoyal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
Best Actor in a MusicalSamuel Thomas inAllegro atSouthwark Playhouse, LondonAdam J Bernard inDreamgirls atSavoy Theatre, London
Ben Hunter inThe Girls atPhoenix Theatre, London
Daniel Urch in110 in the Shade at Ye Olde Rose and Crown, London
Best Actress in a MusicalMiriam-Teak Lee inOn the Town atRegent's Park Open Air Theatre, LondonChloe Carrington inHair atHope Mill Theatre, Manchester
Emily Hughes inFiddler on the Roof atEveryman Theatre, Liverpool
Siena Kelly inOn the Town atRegent's Park Open Air Theatre, London
Best DirectorLekan Lawal forBetrayal atDerby Theatre, DerbySean Aydon forRichard III atRosemary Branch Theatre, London
Alexander Lass for46 Beacon atTrafalgar Studios 2, London
Lynette Linton forAssata Taught Me at the Gate Theatre, London
Best DesignerRosie Elnile forThe Convert at Gate Theatre, LondonJoshua Gadsby forStill Ill atNew Diorama Theatre, London
Simon Spencer forThe Tempest atRoyal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon
Jessica Staton forExtra Yarn atOrange Tree Theatre, London
Best Composer or LyricistDan Gillespie Sells forEverybody's Talking About Jamie atCrucible Theatre, SheffieldJonah Brody and MJ Harding forRemoval Men atThe Yard, London
Ruth Chan forSnow in Midsummer at Swan Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon
Stephen Jackson forRoller Diner atSoho Theatre, London
Best WriterKatherine Soper forWish List at Royal Exchange, Manchester andRoyal Court Theatre, LondonTitas Halder forRun the Beast Down atMarlowe Theatre, Canterbury andFinborough Theatre, London
Asif Khan forCombustion atTara Arts, London
Victoria Willing forSpring Offensive at Clapham Omnibus, London
The Joe Allen Best West End Debut[14]Andrew Polec forBat Out of Hell atLondon Coliseum[15]John Boyega inWoyzeck at Old Vic
Anthony Boyle inHarry Potter and the Cursed Child at ThePalace Theatre
Andy Karl inGroundhog Day atOld Vic
Audra McDonald inLady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill atWyndham's Theatre
Imogen Poots inWho's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? atHarold Pinter Theatre
Amber Riley inDreamgirls at Savoy Theatre
Charlie Stemp inHalf a Sixpence atNoël Coward Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2018[16]WinnerNominees
Best Actor in a PlayAkshay Sharan inThe Reluctant Fundamentalist, Yard Theatre, LondonSeb Carrington inSummer and Smoke,Almeida Theatre, London
Chris Walley inThe Lieutenant of Inishmore,Noël Coward Theatre, London
Alex Wilson inThe Elephant Man,Bristol Old Vic, Bristol
Best Actress in a PlayGemma Dobson inRita, Sue and Bob Too,Octagon Theatre, BoltonKitty Archer inOne for Sorrow,Royal Court, London
Lorna Fitzgerald inThe Shadow Factory, NST City, Southampton
Grainne O'Mahony inThe Elephant Man,Bristol Old Vic, Bristol
Best Actor in a MusicalLouis Gaunt inOklahoma!,Grange Park Opera, West HorsleyWill Carey inIt's Only Life,Union Theatre, London
Toby Miles inLes Misérables,Queen's Theatre, London
Simon Oskarsson inReturn to the Forbidden Planet,Upstairs at the Gatehouse, London
Best Actress in a MusicalAmara Okereke inLes Misérables, Queen's Theatre, LondonTeleri Hughes inSpring Awakening at theHope Mill Theatre, Manchester
Eleanor Kane inFun Home at theYoung Vic, London
Rebecca Mendoza inHairspray, on tour
Best DirectorKaty Rudd forThe Almighty Sometimes,Royal Exchange, ManchesterIwan Lewis forOne Minute, the Barn Theatre, Cirencester
Alexandra Moxon forWreck atNottingham Playhouse
Oscar Pearce forGreat Apes at theArcola Theatre, London
Best DesignerKhadija Raza forHijabi Monologues,Spun, andMixtape,Bush Theatre, London, theArcola Theatre, London and theRoyal Exchange, ManchesterBasia Binkowska forDevil with the Blue Dress at theBunker Theatre, London
Fin Redshaw forPieces of String andLove Me Now,Mercury Theatre, Colchester and theTristan Bates Theatre, London
Jasmine Swan forHyem,The Passing of Third Floor Back,Hanna andThe Sleeper,Theatre503, London, the Finborough Theatre, London, the Arcola Theatre, London, and Rialto Theatre, Brighton
Best Composer or LyricistGus Gowland forPieces of String,Mercury Theatre, ColchesterKate Marlais forAbandon,Lyric Hammersmith, London
Matt Winkworth forThe Assassination of Katie Hopkins,Theatr Clwyd, Mold
Best WriterAndrew Thompson forIn Event of Moone Disaster,Theatre503, LondonGeorgia Christou forYous Two,Hampstead Theatre, London
Kendall Feaver forThe Almighty Sometimes,Royal Exchange, Manchester
Natasha Gordon forNine Night,National Theatre, London
Joe White forMayfly, Orange Tree Theatre, London
The Joe Allen Best West End DebutAidan Turner inThe Lieutenant of Inishmore,Noël Coward TheatreMohammad Amiri forThe Jungle at thePlayhouse Theatre
Ashley Banjo forDick Whittington at the London Palladium
Bryan Cranston forNetwork at the National Theatre
Michelle Greenidge forNine Night at the National Theatre
John McCrea forEverybody’s Talking About Jamie at theApollo Theatre
Kelli O'Hara forThe King and I at the London Palladium
The Stage Debut Awards 2019[17][18]WinnerNominees
Best Actor in a PlayJamal Ajala inEar for Eye, Royal CourtStuart Campbell inThe Hunt, Almeida Theatre
Patrick Gibson inSweat,Donmar Warehouse and theGielgud Theatre, London
Ivan Oyik inBlue/Orange,Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Best Actress in a PlayLauren O'Leary inThe Awkward Years, The Other Room, CardiffLiv Hill inTop Girls, National Theatre
Urielle Klein-Mekongo inYvette, Bush Theatre
Bea Webster inMother Courage, Albion Electric Warehouse, Leeds
Best Actor in a MusicalAdam Hugill forStanding at the Sky's Edge, Crucible Theatre, SheffieldRyan Hutton inOnly Fools and Horses The Musical,Theatre Royal Haymarket
Jac Yarrow inJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, London Palladium
Best Actress in a MusicalDanielle Fiamanya inThe Color Purple,Curve, Leicester andBirmingham HippodromeGeorgina Ambrey inMy Mother Said I Never Should andThe Rise and Fall of Little Voice,Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
Maiya Quansah-Breed inSix,Arts Theatre
Jarneia Richard-Noel inSix, Arts Theatre
Best DirectorAtri Banerjee forHobson's Choice,Royal Exchange, ManchesterTyrone Huntley forAin't Misbehaving,Mercury Theatre, Colchester
Jade Lewis forSuperhoe, Royal Court
Tom Scutt forBerberian Sound Studio,Donmar Warehouse
Best DesignerEvie Gurney forAntony and Cleopatra andThe Hunt, National Theatre andAlmeida TheatreAbby Clarke forBeauty and the Beast,Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
Maxwell Nicholson Lailey forHuddle (Unicorn Theatre)
Best Composer or LyricistDavid Cumming, Felix Hagan,Natasha Hodgson andZoë Roberts forOperation Mincemeat,New Diorama TheatreOran Eldor and Marcus Stevens forMythic the Musical,Charing Cross Theatre
Anaïs Mitchell forHadestown, National Theatre
Femi Temowo forDeath of a Salesman, Young Vic
Best WriterJasmine Lee-Jones forSeven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner,Royal CourtRoss Willis forWolfie,Theatre503
Nicôle Lecky forSuperhoe, Royal Court
Holly Robinson forSoft Animals,Soho Theatre
The Joe Allen Best West End DebutJac Yarrow forJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, London PalladiumMatthew Broderick inThe Starry Messenger, Wyndham's Theatre
Andrew Burnap inThe Inheritance, Noël Coward Theatre
Nathanael Campbell inCome From Away, Phoenix Theatre
Saffron Coomber inEmilia, Vaudeville Theatre
Sarah Gordy inJellyfish, National Theatre
Samuel H Levine inThe Inheritance, Noël Coward Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2020[19][20]WinnerNominees
Best Performer in a PlayDaniel Monks forTeenage Dick at theDonmar Warehouse, London & Rachel Nwokoro forLittle Baby Jesus at the Orange Tree Theatre, LondonSaida Ahmed forLittle Miss Burden at the Bunker, London
Brooklyn Melvin forOliver Twist at Leeds Playhouse (in a co-production with Ramps on the Moon)
Jessica Rhodes forThe Sugar Syndrome at the Orange Tree Theatre, London
Khai Shaw forLittle Baby Jesus at the Orange Tree Theatre, London
Bobby Stallwood forFaith, Hope and Charity at the National Theatre, London
Best Performer in a MusicalShan Ako forLes Misérables at theSondheim Theatre, London &Sam Tutty forDear Evan Hansen at theNoël Coward Theatre, LondonLucy Anderson forDear Evan Hansen at the Noël Coward Theatre, London
Chase Brown forMame at theHope Mill Theatre, Manchester
Oli Higginson forThe Last Five Years at the Southwark Playhouse, London
Adriana Ivelisse forWest Side Story atCurve, Leicester
Tom Noyes forPreludes at theSouthwark Playhouse, London
Bethany Tennick forIslander at the Southwark Playhouse, London
Best DirectorMartha Kiss Perrone forWhen It Breaks It Burns at theBattersea Arts Centre, LondonGeorgia Green forThe Mikvah Project at theOrange Tree Theatre, London
Alex Sutton forPreludes at the Southwark Playhouse, London
Best DesignerRose Revitt (set and costume) forDr Korczak's Example atLeeds PlayhouseLiam Bunster (set and costume) forThe Taming of the Shrew atShakespeare's Globe, London
Andrew Exeter (lighting) forHigh Fidelity at the Turbine Theatre, London
Best Composer or LyricistJim Barne and Kit Buchan forThe Season at theNew Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich andRoyal and Derngate, NorthamptonJherek Bischoff forThe Ocean at the End of the Lane at the National Theatre, London
Robbie Williams forThe Boy in the Dress at theRoyal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon
Best WriterTemi Wilkey forThe High Table at theBush Theatre, London (in a co-production with Birmingham Rep)Samuel Bailey forShook at theSouthwark Playhouse, London
Mari Izzard forHela at The Other Room, Cardiff
Eleanor Tindall forBefore I Was a Bear at The Bunker, London
Best West End Debut PerformerSam Tutty forDear Evan Hansen at the Noël Coward TheatreShan Ako forLes Misérables at the Sondheim Theatre
David Mitchell forThe Upstart Crow at the Gielgud Theatre
Daniel Monks forTeenage Dick at theDonmar Warehouse
Samantha Pauly forEvita at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Wendell Pierce forDeath of a Salesman at the Piccadilly Theatre
Aimee Lou Wood forUncle Vanya at theHarold Pinter Theatre
Best Creative West End DebutFemi Temowo (composer) forDeath of a Salesman at thePiccadilly Theatre and forThree Sisters at the National TheatreFabian Aloise (choreographer) forEvita atRegent's Park Open Air Theatre
Nadia Latif (director) forFairview at theYoung Vic Theatre
Benj Pasek, Justin Paul and Steven Levenson (composer, lyricist & book) forDear Evan Hansen at theNoël Coward Theatre
David West Read (book) for& Juliet at theShaftesbury Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2022[21]WinnerNominees
Best Performer in a PlayElisabeth Gunawan forUnforgettable Girl at Volia! Europe Theatre Festival, London & Ensemble ofFor Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy atthe New Diorama andRoyal Court, London

(Mark Akintimehin, Emmanuel Akwafo, Nnabiko Ejimofor, Darragh Hand, Aruna Jalloh, Kaine Lawrence)

Samuel Creasey forBook of Dust atBridge Theatre, London
Kudzai Mangombe forMalindadzimu atHampstead Theatre, London
Saba Shiraz forAn Adventure theOctagon Theatre, Bolton
Tommy Sim’aan forStarcrossed atWilton's Music Hall, London
Joe Usher forRock / Paper / Scissors atSheffield Theatres
Michael Workeye forHouse of Ife at theBush Theatre, London
Dewi Wykes forPetula atNational Theatre Wales
Best Performer in a MusicalElijah Ferreira forHedwig and the Angry Inch atLeeds PlayhouseHugh Coles forBack to the Future at theAdelphi Theatre, London
Ben Joyce forJersey Boys atTrafalgar Theatre, London
Bella Maclean forSpring Awakening at theAlmeida, London
Joe Pitts forSpring Awakening at theAlmeida, London
Best DirectorMonique Touko forMalindadzimu atHampstead Theatre, LondonAnthony Almeida forCat on a Hot Tin Roof at Curve, Leicester
Alice Fitzgerald forPurple Snowflakes and Titty Wanks at theRoyal Court, London
Best DesignerRose Revitt (set and costume) forDr Korczak’s Example atLeeds PlayhouseLiam Bunster (set and costume) forThe Taming of the Shrew atShakespeare's Globe, London
Andrew Exeter (lighting) forHigh Fidelity at the Turbine Theatre, London
Best Composer or LyricistTK Hay (set and costume) forAn Adventure at theOctagon Theatre, BoltonCaitlin Mawhinney (set and costume) forMy Voice Was Heard But It Was Ignored/Teechers Leavers atLeeds Playhouse/Hull Truck
Liz Whitbread (set and costume) forFavour at theBush Theatre, London
Best Composer, Lyricist or Book WriterJohn Patrick Elliott forCruise at theDuchess Theatre, LondonJordan Paul Clarke & Francesca Forristal forPublic Domain atVaudeville Theatre, London
Lauryn Redding forBloody Elle at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
Best WriterTyrell Williams forRed Pitch at theBush Theatre, LondonKemi-Bo Jacobs forAll White Everything But Me at the Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle
Eilidh Loan forMoorcroft at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Best West End Debut PerformerJodie Comer forPrima Facie theHarold Pinter TheatreLizzie Annis forThe Glass Menagerie atDuke of York's Theatre
Emilia Clarke forThe Seagull theHarold Pinter Theatre
Hugh Coles forBack to the Future atAdelphi Theatre
Emma Corrin forAnna X theHarold Pinter Theatre
Sutton Foster forAnything Goes atthe Barbican
Hannah Jarrett-Scott forPride and Prejudice* (*sort of) at theCriterion
Ben Joyce forJersey Boys atTrafalgar Studios
Best Creative West End DebutJulia Cheng (choreographer) forCabaret at thePlayhouse Theatre, LondonTacita Dean (designer) forThe Dante Project at theRoyal Opera House
Jack Holden (writer) forCruise at theDuchess Theatre
Yasmin Joseph (writer) forJ'Ouvert at theHarold Pinter Theatre
Isobel McArthur (writer) forPride and Prejudice* (*sort of) at theCriterion
Rebekah Murrell (director) forJ'Ouvert at theHarold Pinter Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2023[22]WinnerNominees
Best Performer in a PlayElan Davies forImrie atSherman Theatre, Cardiff & Isobel Thom forI, Joan atShakespeare's Globe, LondonBukky Bakray forSleepova atBush Theatre, London
Rita Bernard-Shaw forTrouble in Butetown atDonmar Warehouse, London
Natalie Blair forSpring and Port Wine atOctagon Theatre, Bolton
Rhian Blundell forLet the Right One In atRoyal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
Rilwan Abiola Owokoniran forThe Importance of Being Earnest atLeeds Playhouse and touring
Daniel Rock forRichard The Second at Omnibus Theatre, London and touring
Best Performer in a MusicalJessica Lee forMiss Saigon atCrucible Theatre, SheffieldLiv Andrusier forRide atCharing Cross Theatre, London
Josh Barnett forNewsies at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London
Arcangelo Ciulla forNewsies at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London
Carla Dixon-Hernandez forMrs Doubtfire atShaftesbury Theatre, London
Drew Hylton forUnexpected Twist: An Oliver Twisted Tale atRoyal and Derngate, Northampton and touring
Maisie Smith forStrictly Ballroom,Churchill Theatre, Bromley and touring
Best DirectorEmily Ling Williams forA Playlist for the Revolution atBush Theatre, LondonDaniel Blake forBones atPark Theatre, London
Indiana Lown-Collins forThe Solid Life of Sugar Water atOrange Tree Theatre, London
Denzel Westley-Sanderson forThe Importance of Being Earnest at Leeds Playhouse and touring
Best DesignerAndrea Scott (video) forMy Neighbour Totoro atBarbican Theatre, LondonCarly Brownbridge (set & costume) forAgatha atTheatre503, London
Peter Butler (set & costume) forThe Shape of Things atPark Theatre, London
Best Composer, Lyricist or Book WriterMichael R Jackson forA Strange Loop atBarbican Theatre, LondonGerel Falconer forAlice in Wonderland at Brixton House, London
Jenny Moore forRobin Hood: The Legend. Re-written at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, London
Lilly Pollard forSugar Coat at Southwark Playhouse, London
Best WriterAnoushka Lucas forElephant atBush Theatre, LondonSasha Hails forPossession atArcola Theatre, London
Lenny Henry forAugust in England atBush Theatre, London
Jennifer Lunn forEs & Flo atWales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Richard Mylan forSorter atSwansea Grand Theatre
Zak Zarafshan forThe Boys Are Kissing atTheatre503, London
Best West End Debut PerformerRose Ayling-Ellis forAs You Like It at@sohoplaceEmily Fairn forBrokeback Mountain at@sohoplace
Mike Faist forBrokeback Mountain at@sohoplace
Kyle Ramar Freeman forA Strange Loop atBarbican Theatre
Gabriel Howell forThe Unfriend atCriterion Theatre
Paul Mescal forA Streetcar Named Desire atPhoenix Theatre
Zachary Quinto forBest of Enemies atNoël Coward Theatre
Samira Wiley forBlues for an Alabama Sky atThe National Theatre
Best Creative West End DebutTingying Dong (Sound Designer) forThe Crucible atNational Theatre andGielgud Theatre andRob Madge (Writer) forMy Son's a Queer, (But What Can You Do?) atGarrick Theatre andAmbassadors TheatreJoe Bunker (Musical Director) forOperation Mincemeat atFortune Theatre
David Cumming, Felix Hagan,Natasha Hodgson andZoë Roberts (SpitLip) (Composer, Lyricist & Book Writer) forOperation Mincemeat atFortune Theatre
Michael R Jackson (Composer, Lyricist & Book Writer) forA Strange Loop atBarbican Theatre
Scott Le Crass (Director) forRose atAmbassadors Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2024[23]WinnerNominees
Best Performer in a PlayEllie-May Sheridan forLondon Tide atNational Theatre, LondonDeborah Ayorinde forWedding Band: A Love/Hate Story in Black and White atLyric Hammersmith, London
Imogen Elliott forThe Voice of the Turtle atJermyn Street Theatre, London
Kasper Hilton-Hille forThat Face atOrange Tree Theatre, London
Gareth John forHousemates atSherman Theatre, Cardiff
Louis McCartney forStranger Things: The First Shadow atPhoenix Theatre, London
Nadia Parkes forThe House Party atChichester Festival Theatre, Chichester
Taylor Russell forThe Effect atNational Theatre, London
Best Performer in a MusicalJeevan Braich forStarlight Express at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, LondonScarlett Ayers forThe Vergeof Forever atThe Other Palace, London
Laura Dawkes forFrozenatTheatre Royal Drury Lane, London
Myles Frost forMJ the Musical atPrince Edward Theatre, London
Joshua Ginsberg forCable Street at Southwark Playhouse Borough, London
Grace Hodgett Young forSunset Boulevard atSavoy Theatre, London
Best DirectorSophie Drake forThe Bleeding Tree at Southwark Playhouse Borough, LondonEmily Foran forLittle Women atLyric Theatre, Belfast
Ellie Coote for42 Balloons byThe Lowry, Salford
Best DesignerNathan Amzi and Joe Ransom forSunset Boulevard atSavoy Theatre, LondonEllie Koslowsky forVegetables in London
Nadya Sayapina, Anastasiya Ryabova, Lidiia Dresch-Pyshna and Dmytro Guk forKing Stakh’s Wild Hunt at Barbican Theatre, London
Skylar Turnbull Hurd forThese Demons at Theatre503, London
Best WriterAzuka Oforka forThe Women of Llanrumney atSherman Theatre, Cardiff

Sam Grabiner forBoys on the Verge of Tears bySoho Theatre, London

Martha Loader forBindweed atMercury Theatre, Colchester
Harry McDonald forFoam atFinborough Theatre, London
Hannah Morley forWe Could All Be Perfect atSheffield Theatres, Sheffield
Anastasia Osei-Kuffour forLove Steps at Omnibus Theatre, London
Best Composer,Lyricist or Book WriterJack Godfrey for42 Balloons atThe Lowry, SalfordAhmed Abdullahi Gallab forThe Enormous Crocodile atLeeds Playhouse, Leeds
Nick Butcher and Tom Ling forThe Little Big Things at@sohoplace, London
Elvis Costello forCold War atAlmeida Theatre, London
Best West End Debut PerformerJack Wolfe forNext to Normal atWyndham’s Theatre, LondonFrancesca Amewudah-Rivers forRomeo and Juliet atDuke of York’s Theatre, London
Will Close forDear England atNational Theatre, London
Billy Crudup forHarry Clarke atAmbassadors Theatre, London
Grace Hodgett Young forSunset Boulevard atSavoy Theatre, London
Toheeb Jimoh forPlayer Kings atNoël Coward Theatre
Ed Larkin forThe Little Big Things at@sohoplace, London
Louis McCartney forStranger Things: The First Shadow atPhoenix Theatre, London
Best Creative West End DebutDaniel Bailey forRed Pitch at@sohoplaceJim Barne and Kit Buchan forTwo Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) atCriterion Theatre
Marcelo Dos Santos forBackstairs Billy atDuke of York’s Theatre
Kip Williams forThe Picture of Dorian Gray atTheatre Royal Haymarket
Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt forNext to Normal atWyndham’s Theatre
The Stage Debut Awards 2025[23]WinnerNominees
Best Performer in a PlayHilson Agbangbe inWonder Boy atBristol Old Vic

Lucy Karczewski forStereophonic atDuke of York’s Theatre, London

Paula Clarke forThe Tragedy of Richard III atLyric Theatre, Belfast
Joseph Edwards forThe Red Shoes atSwan Theatre,Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon
Eva Morgan forThe Glass Menagerie atYard Theatre, London
Christopher Neenan forBlood Wedding at Omnibus Theatre, London
Daisy Sequerra forBallet Shoes atNational Theatre, London
Jasper Talbot for Redlands atChichester Festival Theatre
Best Performer in a MusicalLeesa Tulley forWhy Am I So Single? atGarrick Theatre, LondonMegan Ellis forMuriel’s Wedding the Musical atCurve, Leicester
Dora Gee forThe Mad Ones atThe Other Palace, London
Eve Shanu-Wilson forThe Phantom of the Opera atHis Majesty’s Theatre, London
Best DirectorRichard Mylan for Mumfighter atSwansea Grand TheatreAditya Chopra forCome Fall in Love atOpera House, Manchester
Nathan Crossan-Smith forThe Walrus Has a Right to Adventure atLiverpool Everyman
Adam Karim forGuards at the Taj atOrange Tree Theatre, London
Emily Susanne Lloyd for The Mad Ones atThe Other Palace, London
Best DesignerHannah Schmidt forThe Passenger /Personal Values atFinborough Theatre /Hampstead Theatre, LondonJuliette Demoulin for various atFinborough Theatre, London
Adam Jefferys forCommunion atBush Theatre, London
Chloe Wyn forThe Walrus Has a Right to Adventure atLiverpool Everyman
Best WriterAva Pickett for1536 at Almeida Theatre, London

Milly Sweeney forWater Colour atPitlochry Festival Theatre andByre Theatre, St Andrews

Sarah Bond forSeagulls and Sad, Sad Stories at Laurels,Whitley Bay
Nathan Englander forWhat We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank at Marylebone Theatre, London
Danny James King forMiss Myrtle’s Garden atBush Theatre, London
Saana Sze forBelly of the Beast atFinborough Theatre, London
Nancy Netherwood forRadiant Boy: A Haunting atSouthwark Playhouse, London
Best Composer,Lyricist or Book WriterYve Blake forFangirls atLyric Hammersmith, LondonBryn Christopher, James Cooper, Martin Batchelar forLovestuck atTheatre Royal Stratford East, London
Nicola and Rosie Dempsey forOne Man Musical by Flo & Joan at Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
Best West End Debut PerformerRachel Zegler forEvita atLondon PalladiumHeather Agyepong forShifters atDuke of York’s Theatre
Samuel Brewer forOedipus atWyndham’s Theatre
Georgie Buckland forThe Devil Wears Prada atDominion Theatre
Tosin Cole forShifters atDuke of York’s Theatre
Emma Flynn forClueless the Musical atTrafalgar Theatre
Diego Andres Rodriguez forEvita atLondon Palladium
Kat Ronney forTitanique atCriterion Theatre
Best Creative West End DebutMark Rosenblatt forGiant atHarold Pinter TheatreEline Arbo forThe Years atHarold Pinter Theatre
Tye Blue, Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli forTitanique atCriterion Theatre
Darren Clark, Jethro Compton forThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button atAmbassadors Theatre
Justin Craig forStereophonic atDuke of York’s Theatre
Benedict Lombe forShifters atDuke of York’s Theatre
Amit Sharma forRetrograde atApollo Theatre


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