2009 Evening Standard Theatre Awards

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The 2009 Evening Standard Theatre Awards were announced on 2009. [1] The shortlist was revealed on 2009 [2] and the longlist on 2 November 2009. [3]

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Winners, shortlist and longlist

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Best Play

Longlisted

Best Director

Longlisted

Best Actor

Longlisted

Natasha Richardson Award for Best Actress

Longlisted

Ned Sherrin Award for Best Musical

Longlisted

Best Design

Longlisted

Charles Wintour Award for Most Promising Playwright

Longlisted

Milton Shulman Award for Outstanding Newcomer

Longlisted

Judges

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