The Olivier Awards 2018 took place on Sunday 8th April with Historical Hip Hop musical Hamilton sweeping a number of categories, having initially secured a record equalling number of nominations. Other big winners on the night included drama The Ferryman and a Best Actor win for Bryan Cranston. Full list of nominees and winners below with winner highlighted in bold.

Best actor in a supporting role in a musical

• Michael Jibson, Hamilton
• Ross Noble, Young Frankenstein
• Jason Pennycooke, Hamilton
• Cleve September, Hamilton

Best actress in a supporting role in a musical

• Sheila Atim, Girl from the North Country
• Tracie Bennett, Follies
• Rachel John, Hamilton
• Lesley Joseph, Young Frankenstein [pictured]

Outstanding achievement in music

• Hamilton
• Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
• Follies
• Girl from the North Country

Best new dance production

• Flight Pattern
• Goat
• Grand Finale
• Tree of Codes

Outstanding achievement in dance

• Francesca Velicu, Le Sacre du Printemps
• Rocio Molina, Fallen From Heaven
• Zenaida Yanowsky, Symphonic Dances

Best entertainment and family

• Dick Whittington
• David Walliams’ Gangsta Granny [pictured]
• Derren Brown: Underground
• Five Guys Named Moe

Best theatre choreographer

• Andy Blankenbuehler, Hamilton
• Bill Deamer, Follies
• Kate Prince, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
• Randy Skinner, 42nd Street
• Christopher Wheeldon, An American in Paris

Best musical revival

• Follies
• 42nd Street
• On the Town

Best actor in a musical

• Giles Terera, Hamilton
• Ciaran Hinds, Girl from the North Country
• John McCrea, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie [pictured]
• Jamael Westman, Hamilton

Best actress in a musical

• Shirley Henderson, Girl from the North Country
• Janie Dee, Follies
• Imelda Staunton, Follies
• Josie Walker, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie

Best revival

• Angels in America
• Hamlet
• Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
• Witness for the Prosecution

Best new comedy

• Labour of Love
• Dry Powder
• Mischief Movie Night
• The Miser

Outstanding achievement in affiliate theatre

• Killology
• The B*easts
• The Red Lion
• The Revlon Girl

Best lighting design

• Howell Binkley, Hamilton
• Paule Constable, Angels in America
• Paule Constable, Follies
• Jan Versweyveld, Network

Best sound design

• Nevin Steinberg, Hamilton
• Tom Gibbons, Hamlet
• Gareth Owen, Bat Out of Hell
• Eric Sleichim, Network

Best costume design

• Vicki Mortimer, Follies
• Hugh Durrant, Dick Whittington
• Roger Kirk, 42nd Street
• Paul Tazewell, Hamilton

Best set design

• Bob Crowley, An American in Paris
• Bunny Christie, Ink
• Rob Howell, The Ferryman
• Vicki Mortimer, Follies

Best actor in a supporting role

• Bertie Carvel, Ink
• John Hodgkinson, The Ferryman
• James McArdle, Angels in America
• Peter Polycarpou, Oslo

Best actress in a supporting role

• Denise Gough for Angels in America
• Brid Brennan for The Ferryman
• Dearbhla Molloy for The Ferryman
• Imogen Poots for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Best new opera production

• Semiramide
• La Boheme
• The Exterminating Angel

Outstanding achievement in opera

• Joyce DiDonato and Daniela Barcellona, Semiramide
• Paul Brown, Iolanthe
• Roderick Williams, The Return Of Ulysses

Best actor

• Bryan Cranston, Network
• Paddy Considine, The Ferryman
• Andrew Garfield, Angels in America
• Andrew Scott, Hamlet

Best actress

• Laura Donnelly, The Ferryman
• Lesley Manville, Long Day’s Journey into Night
• Audra McDonald, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill
• Imelda Staunton, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Best director

• Sam Mendes, The Ferryman
• Dominic Cooke, Follies
• Marianne Elliott, Angels in America
• Rupert Goold, Ink
• Thomas Kail, Hamilton

Best new play

• The Ferryman
• Ink
• Network
• Oslo

Best new musical

• Hamilton
• An American in Paris
• Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
• Girl from the North Country
• Young Frankenstein