The nominees for today's 2016 Olivier Awards are (details of ceremony and TV coverage here)
Best Revival Of A Play- Hamlet (Barbican Theatre)
- Les Liasions Dangereuses (Donmar Warehouse)
- Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (National Theatre, Lyttelton)
- The Winter's Tale (Garrick Theatre)
Virgin Atlantic Best New Play
- Farinelli And The King (Duke Of York's Theatre)
- The Father (Wyndham's Theatre)
- Hangmen (Royal Court & Wyndham's Theatre)
- People, Places And Things (National Theatre, Dorfman)
Best New Comedy
- A Christmas Carol (Noel Coward Theatre)
- Hand To God (Vaudeville Theatre)
- Nell Gwynn (Apollo Theatre)
- Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo Theatre)
Best Actor
- Kenneth Branagh (The Winter's Tale - Garrick Theatre)
- Kenneth Cranham (The Father - Wyndham's Theatre)
- Benedict Cumberbatch (Hamlet - Barbican)
- Adrian Lester (Red Velvet - Garrick Theatre)
- Mark Rylance (Farinelli And The King - Duke Of York's Theatre)
Best Actress
- Gemma Arterton (Nell Gwynn - Apollo Theatre)
- Denise Gough (People, Places And Things - National Theatre, Dorfman)
- Nicole Kidman (Photograph 51 - Noel Coward Theatre)
- Janet McTeer (Les Liasions Dangereuses - Donmar Warehouse)
- Lia Williams (Oresteia - Almeida)
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
- Mark Gatiss (Three Days in the Country - National Theatre, Lyttelton)
- Michael Pennington (The Winter's Tale - Garrick Theatre)
- Tom Sturridge (American Buffalo - Wyndham's Theatre)
- David Suchet (The Importance Of Being Earnest - Vaudeville Theatre)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
- Judi Dench (The Winter's Tale Garrick Theatre)
- Michele Dotrice (Nell Gwynn - Apollo Theatre)
- Melody Grove (Farinelli And The King - Duke Of York's Theatre)
- Catherine Steadman (Oppenheimer - Duchess Theatre)
Best Director
- Rob Ashford and Kenneth Branagh (The Winter's Tale - Garrick Theatre)
- Matthew Dunster (Hangmen - Royal Court & Wyndham's Theatre)
- Robert Icke (Oresteia - Almeida)
- Jonathan Kent (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
Mastercard Best New Musical
- Bend It Like Beckham (Phoenix Theatre)
- In The Heights (King's Cross Theatre)
- Kinky Boots (Adelphi Theatre)
- Mrs Henderson Presents (Noel Coward Theatre)
Best Musical Revival
- Bugsy Malone (Lyric Hammersmith)
- Guys And Dolls (Savoy Theatre)
- Gypsy (Savoy Theatre)
- Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
Best Actor in a Musical
- Ian Bartholomew (Mrs Henderson Presents - Noel Coward Theatre)
- Killian Donnelly (Kinky Boots - Adelphi Theatre)
- David Haig (Guys And Dolls - Savoy Theatre)
- Matt Henry (Kinky Boots - Adelphi Theatre)
- Jamie Parker (Guys And Dolls - Savoy Theatre)
Best Actress in a Musical
- Tracie Bennett (Mrs Henderson Presents - Noel Coward Theatre)
- Natalie Dew (Bend It Like Beckham- Phoenix Theatre)
- Laura Pitt-Pulford (Seven Brides For Seven Brothers - Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
- Imelda Staunton (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
- Sophie Thompson (Guys And Dolls - Savoy Theatre)
Best Actor In A Supporting Role In A Musical
- David Bedella (In The Heights - King's Cross Theatre)
- Dan Burton (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
- Peter Davison (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
- Gavin Spokes (Guys And Dolls - Savoy Theatre)
Best Actress In A Supporting Role In A Musical
- Preeya Kalidas (Bend It Like Beckham - Phoenix Theatre)
- Amy Lennox (Kinky Boots - Adelphi Theatre)
- Lara Pulver (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
- Emma Williams (Mrs Henderson Presents - Noel Coward Theatre)
Best Costume Design
- Gregg Barnes (Kinky Boots - Adelphi Theatre)
- Hugh Durrant (Nell Gwynn - Apollo Theatre)
- Jonathan Fensom (Farinelli And The King - Duke Of York's Theatre)
- Katrina Lindsay (Bend It Like Beckham - Phoenix Theatre)
White Light Award for Best Lighting Design
- Neil Austin (The Winter's Tale - Garrick Theatre)
- Natasha Chivers (Oresteia - Almeida)
- James Farncombe (People, Places And Things - National Theatre, Dorfman)
- Mark Henderson (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
Best Sound Design
- George Dennis (The Homecoming - Trafalgar Studios)
- Tom Gibbons (People, Places And Things - National Theatre, Dorfman)
- Christopher Shutt (The Father - Wyndham's Theatre)
- Christopher Shutt (Hamlet - Barbican)
Blue-i Theatre Technology Award for Best Set Design
- Hildegard Bechter (Oresteia - Almeida)
- Es Devlin (Hamlet - Barbican)
- Jonathan Fensom (Farinelli And The King - Duke of York's Theatre)
- Anna Fleischle (Hangmen - Royal Court & Wyndham's Theatre)
Best Entertainment And Family
- Alice's Adventures Underground (The Vaults)
- Dr. Seuss's The Lorax (The Old Vic)
- I Want My Hat Back (National Theatre, Temporary Theatre)
- Peter Pan (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
- Showstopper! The Improvised Musical (Apollo Theatre)
Best New Dance Production
- He Who Falls (Celui Qui Tombe) (Compagnie Yoann Bourgeois - Barbican)
- Romeo Et Juliette (Les Ballets de Monte Carlo - London Coliseum)
- Woolf Works (Wayne McGregor - Royal Opera House)
Outstanding Achievement in Dance
- Alessandra Ferri (Cheri and Woolf Works - Royal Opera House)
- Javier De Frutos (for his choreography of Anatomy Of A Passing Cloud - Linbury Studio Theatre, Royal Opera House)
- Sasha Waltz (for her choreography of Sacre - Sadler's Wells)
Best New Opera Production
- Cavalleria Rusticana/ Pagliacci (Royal Opera House)
- The Force Of Destiny (London Coliseum)
- Morgen Und Abend (Royal Opera House)
Outstanding Achievement in Opera
- English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra
- Felicity Palmer (The Queen Of Spades - London Coliseum)
- Antonio Pappano (Royal Opera House)
- Tamara Wilson (The Force Of Destiny - London Coliseum)
Outstanding Achievement in Affiliate Theatre
- Barbarians (The Clare, Young Vic)
- Pat Kinevane and Fishamble (Silent - Soho Theatre)
- Phil Dunster (Pink Mist - Bush Theatre)
- Violence And Son (Jerwood Theatre Upstairs - Royal Court)
Best Theatre Choreographer
- Carlos Acosta and Andrew Wright (Guys And Dolls - Savoy Theatre)
- Drew McOnie (In The Heights - King's Cross Theatre)
- Stephen Mear (Gypsy - Savoy Theatre)
- Jerry Mitchell (Kinky Boots - Adelphi Theatre)
Autograph Sound Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music
- Bend It Like Beckham (Phoenix Theatre)
- Farinelli And The King (Duke Of York's Theatre)
- In The Heights (King's Cross Theatre)
- Kinky Boots (Adelphi Theatre)
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