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Date: 21 February 2005

It was a busy press room on Sunday night at the London Hilton where the ceremony for the 29th annual Laurence Olivier Awards, the UK�s most prestigious theatre prizes, took place.

Here are a few more photos of various winners and presenters for your delectation, including: Clare Higgins (pictured right), Richard Griffiths, Alan Bennett, Kim Cattrall, Amanda Harris, Laura Michelle Kelly, Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, Tim Healy, Brian Conley, Michael Grandage, Patrick Stewart, Joshua Jackson and Paralympian Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson.

For the full list of 2005 Olivier winners & first photos, click here

For analysis of the judges� decisions, click here

For reporting on the entertainment & acceptance remarks, click here

For full lyrics of the song that rocked the party, click here

For additional titbits from the night in The Goss, click here

For an overview of the Oliviers & other awards in Features, click here

Best Actor Richard Griffiths & The History Boys' author Alan Bennett

Richard Griffiths & his award presenter, Whose Life Is It Anyway?'s Kim Cattrall

Amanda Harris who won Best Supporting Performance in a Supporting Role for the RSC's Othello

Amanda Harris with her award presenter, A Life in the Theatre's Joshua Jackson

Clare Higgins who won her third Best Actress Olivier, this time for Hecuba at the Donmar Warehouse

Best Actress in a Musical winner Laura Michelle Kelly, aka Mary Poppins

Laura Michelle Kelly & her award presenter Tim Healy, soon to appear in Billy Elliot

Nathan Lane & Lee Evans from Best New Musical The Producers

Donmar Warehouse artistic director Michael Grandage & Brian Conley, soon to appear in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, who presented him with the Outstanding Musical Production prize for Grand Hotel

Best Actor in a Musical Nathan Lane & his award presenter, Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson

Best Actor in a Musical, The Producers' original Max Bialystock, Nathan Lane

Presenters Patrick Stewart & Joshua Jackson, currently co-starring in A Life in the Theatre

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