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Photos: Full Gallery of All Olivier Winners & More

Winners of the 32nd annual Laurence Olivier Awards, London's equivalent of the Tonys and the UK's most prestigious stage awards, were announced at a star-studded ceremony, hosted by Richard E Grant and held last night (9 March 2008) at the Grosvenor House, Park Lane. Photos of winners, nominees, presenters and other guests follow. See our other stories for the full list of winners, analysis, speech highlights and other coverage…

ALL AWARDS COVERAGE IS AVAILABLE VIA OUR DEDICATED
LAURENCE OLIVIERS AWARDS’ PAGE – CLICK HERE NOW!

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For our Photos service, our Whatsonstage.com photographer Dan Wooller was on hand with the winners, nominees and guest presenters, who included Michael Ball, Bill Bailey, Darius Danesh, Anne Marie Duff, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Tamsin Greig, Leanne Jones, Alistair McGowan, Ian McKellen, Kelly Reilly, Mark Rylance, Kristin Scott Thomas, Fiona Shaw, John Simm, Sheridan Smith, Summer Strallen, Jessie Wallace, Penelope Wilton, Kevin Spacey, Jeff Goldblum, Laura Michelle Kelly, Denise Welch, Pauline Collins and Barbara Windsor.

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The evening’s entertainment comprised performances from many of this year’s nominated musicals: “All the Wasted Time/ The Old Red Hills of Home” from Parade (led by Lara Pulver and Bertie Carvel); “Do You Love Me?” from Fiddler on the Roof (Henry Goodman and Beverley Klein); “You Can’t Stop the Beat” from Hairspray (led by Leanne Jones, Ben James-Ellis, Elinor Collett and Adrian Hansel); “Suddenly Seymour” from Little Shop of Horrors (Sheridan Smith and Paul Keating); “Papageno’s Aria” and “The Sun Has Risen” from The Magic Flute (the full cast); and “Song of Hope” from The Lord of the Rings (Rosalie Craig).

A special section, in honour of Special Award recipient Andrew Lloyd Webber, comprised songs from three of the composers musicals, sung by his recent discoveries Connie Fisher (“Take That Look Off Your Face” from Tell Me on a Sunday), Lee Mead (“Close Every Door to Me”, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) and Elena Roger (“As If We Never Said Goodbye”, Sunset Boulevard).

ALL AWARDS COVERAGE IS AVAILABLE VIA OUR DEDICATED
LAURENCE OLIVIERS AWARDS’ PAGE – CLICK HERE NOW!

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