Voting opens for Best of London Theatre Awards

Public voting is now open for the Best of London Theatre (B.O.L.T) Awards – the UK’s only theatre awards run by (and for) young people.

Presented by London-based theatre education charity Go Live Theatre Projects and sponsored by TodayTix, the awards will be handed out at a ceremony at Wonderville in the heart of the West End on 18 February 2024. The first awards ceremony that has since the pandemic, the nominations cover shows and performances from 2022-2023.

Young people aged 15-29 are invited to visit www.golivetheatre.org.uk/bolt-awards in categories including: Power of the Ensemble, Bring it Back and Spectacular Set, plus a Special Recognition for Contribution to Theatre Award. Young people can purchase tickets for just £5 to attend the ceremony.

The nominees:

Best Performer in a Musical/Play

Sam Tutty – Dear Evan Hansen

Zizi Strallen – Mary Poppins

Tosh Wanogho-Maud – Ain’t Too Proud

Holly Anne Hull – The Phantom of The Opera

Kristina Love – Tina: The Tina Turner Musical

Saved the Day Award

Madeleine MacMahon – Modest

Collette Guitart – & Juliet

Gracie McGonigal – The Crucible

Big Little Star

Pharrell Marshall-Green – Young Bob Marley, Get Up, Stand Up!

Renée Hart – Kasia, Es & Flo

Kizzy Murrell – Young Alline, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical

Watch This Face Award

Elliott Evans

Gracie McGonigal

Darragh Hand

Power of the Ensemble

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Come From Away

Newsies!

For Black Boys…

The Phantom of the Opera

Special Recognition for Contribution to Theatre Award

Punchdrunk

Shanay Holmes

For Black Boys…

Bring it Back Award

Prima Facie

My Son’s A Queer…

Come From Away

Get Up, Stand Up!

Home Sweet Home Award

Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Almeida Theatre

Gillian Lynne Theatre

His Majesty’s Theatre

Sadler’s Wells

Theatre Royal Stratford East

Soundtrack to my Soul

Les Misérables

Matilda The Musical

The Phantom Of the Opera

Come From Away

Spectacular Set Award

Es Devlin – The Motive and the Cue

Felix Barrett, Livi Vaughan and Beatrice Minns – The Burnt City

Ros Coombes and Matt Kinley – Mary Poppins

Morgan Large – Newsies!

Bunny Christie – Guys and Dolls

Derek McLane – Moulin Rouge

Top Tech

A Christmas Carol (Old Vic 2022)

The Ocean at the End of the Lane

Oklahoma!

The Crucible

Best Play

All Of it

My Neighbour Totoro

For Black Boys…

Accidental Death of an Anarchist

Best Musical

Les Misérables

The Secret Life of Bees

The Phantom Of the Opera

Come From Away

Best Costume Design

Gabriella Slade – Six The Musical

Clint Ramos – Once on this Island

Catherine Fay – The Crucible

Anna Kelsey – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Dedicated to bringing the magic of theatre into the lives of young people, the organisation previously known as Mousetrap Theatre Projects, opens the doors to all that London’s vibrant theatre scene has to offer – particularly for young people with limited means, support or special needs – and encourages participants to engage creatively with their theatre experiences. Created and organised by the charity’s Youth Forum, made up of young people aged 15-23, the B.O.L.T Awards were formerly known as The Mousetrap Awards.

Angela Thomas

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