'Olivier' Half Year Round Up.

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'Olivier' Half Year Round Up.

Posted: 7/20/10 at 2:54pm

We are over half way through the year, which means we are we are half way through the 2010 Olivier judging period.

Just thought it be cool to look at what's about so far this year and have we got any contenders for a Olivier already?

Best Musical

Legally Blonde
Love Never Dies
All The Fun at the Fair
Paradise Found

Best Revival

Hair
Sweet Charity
The Fantasticks
Aspects of Love

Leading Actor

Duncan James (Legally Blonde)
Ramin Kariloo (Love Never Dies)
David Essex (All The Fun at the Fair)
Will Swenson (Hair)
Gavin Creel (Hair)
Mark Umbers (Sweet Charity)
Hadley Fraser (The Fantastiks)
Mandy Patinkin (Paradise Found)
Michael Arden (Aspects Of Love)

Leading Actress

Sheridan Smith (Legally Blonde)
Sierra Boggess (Love Never Dies)
Tamsin Outhwaite (Sweet Charity)
Kate Baldwin (Paradise Found)
Katherine Kingsley (Aspects of Love)

Best Supporting Actor

Alex Gaumond (Legally Blonde)
Peter Davidson (Legally Blonde)
Joseph Millson (Love Never Dies)
Christopher Timothy (All The Fun at the Fair)
Clive Rowe (The Fantastiks)
Dave Willetts (Aspects of Love)

Best Supporting Actor

Jill Halfpenny (Legally Blonde)
Liz Robertson (Love Never Dies)
Summer Strallen (Love Never Dies)
Louise English (All The Fun at the Fair)
Lorna Want (The Fantastiks)

Remember the above needs Best Director, Lighting, Costume, Sound, Book and Orchestrations.

Please feel free to stick another show or actor/actress down if I have missed one out.

I am a bit rubbish at plays, but guess All There Sons and La Bete be in there, hopefully someone like Weez or Mark who is bored in Sunderland will indulge us a bit more?

Also need a Best Comedy?

'Olivier' Half Year Round Up.

Posted: 7/20/10 at 3:31pm

Pretty sure Chocolate Factory productions are not eligible for Olivier Awards unless they transfer to the West End, so that rules those out.

I can't see anything other than Legally Blonde winning from what has been on at the moment, but Love Story could very well change all that. On the Revival front, I think Hair/Sweet Charity are going to be the only two competitors this year. I could see it going either way to be honest.

Duncan is a featured role, not lead, but I can't see him being nominated in that category over Alex Gaumond anyway. From the leading ladies, Tamzin/Sheridan/Sierra are on quite a level playing field in my opinion. Add to that Victoria Hamilton-Barrit who will be leading Flashdance and Emma Williams in Love Story you have an extremely strong year for Leading Actresses in the West End.

For revival of a play goes to All My Sons or After the Dance. Best actor awards hands down has to go to David Suchet for All My Sons. He is giving an incredible performance.

So far for new plays they have been abit give or take.My top pick would be Holding the Man, really great play.

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