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Awarded for Best Actor in a Musical Presented by The Society of London Theatre Winners & Nominees David FynnSchool of Rock, David Fynn, Nominee, Andy KarlGroundhog Day, Andy Karl, Nominee, Charlie StempHalf a Sixpence, Charlie Stemp, Nominee, Tyrone HuntleyJesus Christ Superstar, Tyrone Huntley, Nominee, Matt HenryKinky Boots, Matt Henry, Winner, Killian DonnellyKinky Boots, Killian Donnelly, Nominee, Ian BartholomewMrs Henderson Presents, Ian Bartholomew, Nominee, David HaigGuys and Dolls, David Haig, Nominee, Jamie ParkerGuys and Dolls, Jamie Parker, Nominee, John DagleishSunny Afternoon, John Dagleish, Winner, Killian DonnellyMemphis, Killian Donnelly, Nominee, Jon Jon BrionesMiss Saigon, Jon Jon Briones, Nominee, Brandon Victor DixonThe Scottsboro Boys, Brandon Victor Dixon, Nominee, Gavin CreelThe Book of Mormon, Gavin Creel, Winner, Douglas HodgeCharlie And The Chocolate Factory - The Musical, Douglas Hodge, Nominee, Jared GertnerThe Book of Mormon, Jared Gertner, Nominee, Kyle ScatliffeThe Scottsboro Boys, Kyle Scatliffe, Nominee, Michael BallSweeney Todd, Michael Ball, Winner, Will YoungCabaret, Will Young, Nominee, Alex BourneKiss Me - Kate, Alex Bourne, Nominee, Tom ChambersTop Hat, Tom Chambers, Nominee | ||
The Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical is an annual award presented by The Society of London Theatre in recognition of achievements in commercial British theatre. The awards were established as the Society of West End Theatre Awards in 1976, and, renamed in 1984 in honour of English actor Lord Olivier.
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The Olivier Awards are the most prestigious theatrical awards in the United Kingdom and are the UK equivalent of the Tony Awards. As of 2013, the actor who holds the most awards in this category is Philip Quast, with three.
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