VIDEO: Watch Backstage Interviews With The 20th WhatsOnStage Awards Winners and Presenters
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What better way to end the BroadwayWorld UK coverage of last night's 20th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards than with backstage interviews with some of the winners and the presenters who gave them their awards. Watch the video below!
You can see the full coverage from the night and what reporters Jamie Body and Cindy Marcolina got up to by checking out the teaser trailer here, and you can find out the full list of the winners here.
Musical & Juliet took away six awards from its 13 nominations, receiving Best Actress in a Musical for Miriam-Teak Lee, as well as Best Set Design (Soutra Gilmour), Best Costume Design (Paloma Young), Best Lighting Design (Howard Hudson), Best Video Design (Andrzej Goulding) and Best Graphic Design (Dewynters).
Come From Away received five awards in total - the Best New Musical Award, Best Supporting Actress in a Musical for Rachel Tucker, Best Choreography (Kelly Devine), Best Musical Direction (Ian Eisendrath, Alan Berry & Team), and Best Sound Design (Gareth Owen).
Dear Evan Hansen received two awards - both in acting categories, with Sam Tutty winning Best Actor in a Musical, and Jack Loxton winning Best Supporting Actor in a Musical.
Other winners included Andrew Scott, taking Best Actor in a Play for Present Laughter, and Claire Foy, winning Best Actress in a Play for Lungs - both at the Old Vic.
Watch the video below!
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