8th Helpmann Awards



























8th Helpmann Awards
Date 28 July 2008
Location Lyric Theatre, Sydney
Hosted by
Jonathan Biggins and Julia Zemiro
Television/radio coverage
Network Bio.


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The 2008 Helpmann Awards were presented on 28 July 2008 at the Lyric Theatre, Sydney. The ceremony was hosted by Jonathan Biggins and Julia Zemiro[1] and was broadcast live on Bio. (Foxtel's biography channel).[2]




Contents






  • 1 Nominees


    • 1.1 Theatre


    • 1.2 Musicals


    • 1.3 Opera and Classical Music


    • 1.4 Dance and Physical Theatre


    • 1.5 Contemporary Music


    • 1.6 Other


    • 1.7 Industry




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





Nominees


(winners are bolded)[3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]



Theatre




























Best Play
Best Direction of a Play


  • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? – Company B


    • Black Watch – National Theatre of Scotland presented by Sydney Festival, Perth International Arts Festival


    • When the Rain Stops Falling – Brink Productions


    • Toy Symphony – Company B

  • Neil Armfield – Toy Symphony


    • Benedict Andrews – Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?


    • Barrie Kosky – The Tell-Tale Heart (Malthouse Theatre and Melbourne International Arts Festival)


    • John Tiffany – Black Watch

Best Female Actor in a Play
Best Male Actor in a Play


  • Leah Purcell – The Story of the Miracles at Cookie's Table (Griffin Theatre Company and HotHouse Theatre)


    • Catherine McClements – Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?


    • Kate Dickie – Aalst (National Theatre of Scotland, presented by Sydney Festival, Perth International Arts Festival and Brisbane Powerhouse)

    • Genevieve Picot – Rock 'n' Roll (Melbourne Theatre Company)

  • Richard Roxburgh – Toy Symphony


    • Marton Csokas – Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

    • Martin Niedermair – The Tell-Tale Heart


    • Geoffrey Rush – Exit the King (Company B and Malthouse Theatre)

Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Play
Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Play


  • Julie Forsyth – Exit the King


    • Monica Maughan – Toy Symphony

    • Susan Prior – Riflemind (Sydney Theatre Company)


    • Alison Whyte – Don's Party (Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company)

  • Russell Dykstra – Toy Symphony

    • Travis McMahon – Don's Party (Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company)


    • James Stewart – The Glass Menagerie (Queensland Theatre Company)

    • David Woods – Exit the King


Musicals






























Best Musical


  • Billy Elliot the Musical – Universal Pictures, Working Title Films and Old Vic Productions


    • Guys and Dolls – Ambassador Theatre Group, Shows Inc, Marriner Theatres and Tulchin/Bartner Productions


    • Company – Kookaburra: The National Musical Theatre Company


    • The Phantom of the Opera – The Really Useful Group Asia Pacific and The Gordon/Frost Organisation




Best Direction of a Musical
Best Choreography in a Musical


  • Stephen Daldry in association with Julian Webber – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • Gale Edwards – Company


    • Michael Grandage & Jamie Lloyd – Guys and Dolls


    • Roger Hodgman – Little Me (The Production Company)

  • Peter Darling – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • Rob Ashford – Guys and Dolls

    • Ross Coleman – Sweet Charity (The Production Company)

    • Ross Coleman – Shout! The Legend of The Wild One (Dennis Smith & John Gilbert)

Best Female Actor in a Musical
Best Male Actor in a Musical


  • Genevieve Lemon – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • Marina Prior – Guys and Dolls

    • Ana Marina – The Phantom of the Opera


    • Sharon Millerchip – Sweet Charity

  • Lochlan Denholm, Nick Twiney, Rarmian Newton and Rhys Kosakowski – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • iOTA – Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror Show


    • Mitchell Butel – Little Me


    • Anthony Warlow – The Phantom of the Opera

Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical
Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical


  • Sharon Millerchip – Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror Show

    • Lola Nixon – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • Colette Mann – Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical

    • Jackie Rees – The Phantom of the Opera

  • Shane Jacobson – Guys and Dolls


    • Linal Haft – Billy Elliot the Musical


    • Bill Hunter – Priscilla Queen of the Desert – The Musical


    • John Paul Young – Shout! The Legend of The Wild One


Opera and Classical Music




































Best Opera
Best Direction of an Opera


  • Arabella – Opera Australia


    • Les Contes d'Hoffmann – Opera Australia


    • Dead Man Walking – Andrew McManus Presents and Alexander Productions


    • Little Women – State Opera of South Australia and State Theatre Company of SA

  • John Cox – Arabella


    • Bruce Beresford – A Streetcar Named Desire

    • Nigel Jamieson – Dead Man Walking

    • Adam Cook – Little Women

Best Female Performer in an Opera
Best Male Performer in an Opera


  • Cheryl Barker – Arabella


    • Emma Matthews – Les Contes d'Hoffmann

    • Kirsti Harms – Dead Man Walking

    • Elvira Fatykhova – Rigoletto

  • Teddy Tahu Rhodes – Dead Man Walking

    • John Wegner – Les Contes d'Hoffmann


    • Peter Coleman-Wright – Arabella

    • Jonathan Summers – Il trittico

Best Female Performer in a Supporting Role in an Opera
Best Male Performer in a Supporting Role in an Opera


  • Emma Matthews – Arabella


    • Antoinette Halloran – A Streetcar Named Desire

    • Hye Seoung Kwon – Carmen

    • Anke Hoppner – The Love of the Nightingale

  • James Egglestone – Little Women

    • Luke Gabbedy – La bohème


    • Kanen Breen – Les Contes d'Hoffmann


    • Stuart Skelton – A Streetcar Named Desire
Best Classical Concert Presentation
 Best Performance in a Classical Concert


  • West Australian Opera – Opera in the Park – Madama Butterfly


    • Australian Brandenburg Orchestra with L'Arpeggiata – Baroque Beat


    • Sydney Symphony – Sir Charles Mackerras concerts


    • Adelaide Symphony Orchestra – Sibelius Festival

  • Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – Classical Connections – Sir Charles Returns


    • Simone Young – Turangalîla-Symphonie


    • Michael Kieran Harvey – Messiaen's Catalogue d'oiseaux


    • Aivale Cole – Opera in the Park – Madama Butterfly


Dance and Physical Theatre






















Best Ballet or Dance Work
Best Visual or Physical Theatre Production


  • Glow – Chunky Move & Melbourne International Arts Festival


    • The Nutcracker – The Australian Ballet


    • Sacred Monsters – Akram Khan Co. presented by Adelaide Festival of Arts, Sydney Opera House, Brisbane Powerhouse


    • Roadkill – Brisbane Powerhouse and Dancenorth choreographed by Splintergroup

  • Mortal Engine – Chunky Move presented by Sydney Festival


    • Au Revoir Parapluie – Sydney Festival


    • Paradise City – Branch Nebula produced by Performing Lines


    • Secret – Cirque Ici presented by Sydney Festival

Best Female Dancer in a Dance or Physical Theatre Work
Best Male Dancer in a Dance or Physical Theatre Work


  • Sara Black – Glow

    • Sarah-Jayne Howard – Roadkill

    • Larissa McGowan – G (Australian Dance Theatre, Theatre de la Ville, Joyce Theatre, Southbank Centre, Merrigong Theatre)

    • Lucinda Dunn – Don Quixote (The Australian Ballet)

  • Paul White – Construct (Sydney Festival)


    • Akram Khan – Sacred Monsters


    • Steven Heathcote – After the Rain (The Australian Ballet)

    • Gavin Webber – Roadkill

Best Choreography in a Dance or Physical Theatre Work


  • Tanja Liedtke – Construct


    • Christopher Wheeldon – After the Rain


    • Gideon Obarzanek – Glow


    • Lloyd Newson – To Be Straight With You (DV8 Physical Theatre presented by Adelaide Festival of Arts)





Contemporary Music




















Best Australian Contemporary Concert
Best Contemporary Music Festival


  • The Frontier Touring Company – Crowded House

    • Maiden Australia and QPAC – Broad

    • Andrew McManus Presents – Kate Ceberano – Nine Lime Avenue Tour


    • Sydney Symphony – The Whitlams with the Sydney Symphony

  • Womadelaide Foundation – Womadelaide

    • Chugg Entertainment & Rockin Roll Circus – St Jeromes Laneway Festival

    • Chugg Entertainment & Peter Noble Presents – 19th Annual East Coast Blues and Roots Festival

    • Vivian Lees & Ken West – Big Day Out Festival 2008

Best Performance in an Australian Contemporary Concert
 Best International Contemporary Concert


  • David Campbell – The Swing Sessions 2


    • Guy Sebastian – The Memphis Tour

    • Kate Ceberano – Nine Lime Avenue Tour


    • Tina Arena in concert

  • Sydney Festival – Björk on the Steps of the Sydney Opera House

    • The Frontier Touring Company – Justin Timberlake

    • Dainty Consolidated Entertainment – Bon Jovi – Lost Highway Tour

    • Chugg Entertainment and Perth International Arts Festival – Rufus Wainwright


Other














Best Presentation for Children
Best Regional Touring Production


  • Mr McGee and the Biting Flea – Patch Theatre Company


    • My Grandma Lived in Gooligulch – Gooligulch Productions in association with Garry Ginivan Attractions


    • Hoods – Real T.V.


    • Cat – Windmill Performing Arts

  • Keating! – Company B


    • Mr McGee and the Biting Flea – Patch Theatre Company


    • True Stories – Bangarra Dance Theatre


    • Heroes – Queensland Theatre Company

Best Comedy Performer


  • David Collins & Shane Dundas – The Umbilical Brothers: Don't Explain


    • Frank Woodley – Possessed


    • Julia Morris – Julia Morris in Shoosh Please!

    • Ross Noble





Industry
































Best New Australian Work


  • Michael Gow – Toy Symphony


    • Andrew Bovell – When the Rain Stops Falling (Brink Productions co-presented by State Theatre Company of South Australia and Adelaide Festival of Arts)


    • Gideon Obarzanek – Glow (Chunky Move presented by Melbourne International Arts Festival)


    • Alana Valentine – Parramatta Girls (Company B)




Best Original Score
Best Music Direction


  • Barrie Kosky – The Tell-Tale Heart


    • Richard Mills – Songlines for the Heart's Desire

    • Andree Greenwell – Venus & Adonis

    • Ben Frost – Mortal Engine

  • Stephen Amos – Billy Elliot the Musical

    • Peter Farnan – Sleeping Beauty

    • Lionel Friend – Arabella

    • Peter Casey – Company

Best Scenic Design
Best Costume Design


  • Dan Potra – Dead Man Walking


    • Peter McKintosh – The 39 Steps

    • John F Macfarlane – The Nutcracker


    • Ian MacNeil – Billy Elliot the Musical

  • Julie Lynch – Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror Show

    • Robert Perdziola – Arabella

    • Stephen Curtis – The Government Inspector

    • John F Macfarlane – The Nutcracker

Best Lighting Design
Best Sound Design


  • Rick Fisher – Billy Elliot the Musical

    • Paul Jackson – Moving Target

    • Trudy Dalgleish – Dead Man Walking

    • Niklas Pajanti – When the Rain Stops Falling

  • Gareth Fry – Black Watch

    • Chris Full, John Scandrett & Nick Reich – Guys and Dolls

    • Paul Arditti – Billy Elliot the Musical

    • Mic Pool – The 39 Steps
Best Special Event


  • Sydney Opera House and Australian Broadcasting Corporation – The Choir of Hard Knocks


    • Kookaburra: The National Musical Theatre Company – An Audience With Stephen Sondheim


    • Adelaide Festival of Arts & The Electric Canvas – Ignition! and Northern Lights


    • Queensland Music Festival and Brisbane City Council – Pig City





References





  1. ^ Georgiou, Andrew: Helpmann Awards 2008 Archived 25 October 2009 at the Wayback Machine., Time Out Sydney, 29 July 2008.


  2. ^ Know, David: Airdate: 2008 Helpmann Awards, TV Tonight, 30 June 2008.


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  8. ^ "Helpmann Awards – 2008 Nominees – Comedy". Helpmann Awards. Archived from the original on 17 October 2010. Retrieved 20 November 2008.


  9. ^ "Helpmann Awards – 2008 Nominees – Industry Awards". Helpmann Awards. Archived from the original on 12 June 2011. Retrieved 20 November 2008.


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External links


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