Basket
Remaining time: 

    Who won at The Stage Debut Awards 2019?

    After a month of anticipation with the shortlist announcement, the 2019 Stage Debut Award winners were finally unveiled on Sunday, 15 September in a ceremony held at The Brewery in London. The awards ceremony took place in conjunction with the 2019 Knight of Illumination Awards, which was held at the Eventim Apollo. Read the list of the #KOI2019 winners in full here, otherwise, check out the winners of the Stage Debut Awards 2019 below.

    Who won at The Stage Debut Awards 2019?

    The Stage Debut Awards 2019 winners in full

    The Joe Allen Best West End Debut
    WINNER — Jac Yarrow for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
     at the London Palladium
    — Andrew Burnap for The Inheritance at the Noël Coward Theatre
    — Nathanael Campbell for Come From Away at the Phoenix Theatre
    — Matthew Broderick for The Starry Messenger at Wyndham's Theatre
    — Pericles community cast for Pericles at the National Theatre
    — Christie Prades for On Your Feet! at the London Coliseum
    — Ryan Hutton for Only Fools and Horses The Musical at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
    — Saffron Coomber for Emilia at the Vaudeville Theatre
    Sarah Gordy for Jellyfish at the National Theatre
    — Samuel H Levine for The Inheritance at the Noël Coward Theatre

    Image result for joseph dreamcoat london theatre direct

    Best Actor in a Play
    WINNER — Jamal Ajala for Ear for Eye
     at the Royal Court
    — Ivan Oyik for Blue/Orange at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre
    — Patrick Gibson for Sweat at the Donmar Warehouse and the Gielgud Theatre
    — Stuart Campbell for The Hunt at the Almeida Theatre

    Best Actress in a Play
    WINNER — Lauren O'Leary for The Awkward Years at The Other Room, Cardiff
    — Bea Webster for Mother Courage at the Albion Electric Warehouse, Leeds
    — Liv Hill for Top Girls at the National Theatre
    — Urielle Klein-Mekongo for Yvette at the
     Bush Theatre

    Best Actor in a Musical
    WINNER — Adam Hugill for Standing at the Sky's Edge at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
    — Jac Yarrow for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the London Palladium
    — Ryan Hutton for Only Fools and Horses The Musical at the Theatre Royal Haymarket

    Best Actress in a Musical
    WINNER — Danielle Fiamanya for The Color Purple at the Curve, Leicester
    — Georgina Ambrey for My Mother Said I Never Should and The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
    — Jarneia Richard-Noel for
     SIX at the Arts Theatre
    — Maiya Quansah-Breed for SIX at the Arts Theatre

    Best Designer
    WINNER — Evie Gurney for Antony and Cleopatra and The Hunt at the National Theatre and Almeida Theatre
    — Abby Clarke for Beauty and the Beast at the Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
    — Maxwell Nicholson Lailey for Huddle at the Unicorn Theatre

    Best Director
    WINNER — Atri Banerjee for Hobson's Choice at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
    — Jade Lewis for Superhoe at the Royal Court
    — Tom Scutt for Berberian Sound Studio at the Donmar Warehouse
    — Tyrone Huntley for Ain't Misbehaving at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester

    Best Composer or Lyricist
    WINNER — David Cumming, Felix Hagan, Natasha Hodgson and Zoe Roberts for Operation Mincemeat at the New Diorama Theatre
    — Anaïs Mitchell for Hadestown at the National Theatre
    — Femi Temowo for 
    Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic
    — Oran Eldor and Marcus Stevens for Mythic the Musical at the
     Charing Cross Theatre

    Best Writer
    WINNER — Jasmine Lee-Jones for Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner at the Royal Court
    — Holly Robinson for Soft Animals at the 
    Soho Theatre
    — Nicole Lecky for Superhoe at the Royal Court
    — Ross Willis for Wolfie at the Theatre503

    Best Creative West End Debut
    WINNER — Frankie Bradshaw (designer) and Lynette Linton (director) for Sweat 
    at the Donmar Warehouse and the Gielgud Theatre
     Arinzé Kene (writer) for Misty at Trafalgar Studios
    — Matthew Lopez (writer) for The Inheritance at the Noël Coward Theatre
    — Morgan Lloyd Malcolm (writer) for Emilia at the Vaudeville Theatre
    — Irene Sankoff and David Hein (writers) for Come From Away at the Phoenix Theatre

    Child Performer of the Year
    WINNER — Taya Tower for The Hunt at the Almeida Theatre
    — Caelan Edie for The Bodyguard Musical at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow and Tour
    — Clara Read for The Wild Duck at the Almeida Theatre
    — Jack Meredith for Caroline or Change at th
    Playhouse Theatre


    Image result for only fools and horses london theatre direct

    Don't miss these Stage Debut Award-nominated shows now showing in the West End!


    Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels

    Ephram is a jack of all trades and enjoys attending theatre, classical music concerts and the opera.


    Related news

    Review Roundup: What are the critics saying about John Cleese’s Fawlty Towers the Play?

    Posted on | By Sian McBride |

    Almost five decades since the comedy classic hit our TV screens, the first official stage adaptation of the show has ... Read more

    Review Roundup: What are the critics saying about People, Places and Things?

    Posted on | By Sian McBride |

    The Olivier award winning production has returned to the West End for it’s third stint in the capital! Opening ... Read more

    TEXT: Back to the Future the Musical. Adelphi theatre. Doc and Marty stand next to the Delorean time machine which has both doors open. Doc looks at a stop watch, Marty at his wrist watch. The city clock tower is in the background.

    Oliver Nicholas tells us what makes his spring spectacular

    Posted on | By Sian McBride |

    When George McFly says the infamous line ‘If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything’ Oliver... Read more

    Follow us for instant updates and special offers

    Sign up to our mailing list and be the first to hear about new West End shows and exclusive ticket discounts. We value your privacy. You can unsubscribe at any time. But we hope you won’t!