List of roles and awards of Rachelle Ann Go

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Filipino singer and actress Rachelle Ann Go has received many awards and nominations for her work in music and on stage. Her career began after winning the television talent show Search for a Star in 2004. She signed with Viva Records and worked with producer Eugene Villaluz on her self-titled debut studio album released that same year. [1] [2] Go was named Most Promising Female Recording Artist at the Box Office Entertainment Awards, and earned an Awit Award nomination for Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist for the cover single "Don't Cry Out Loud". The music video for the single "Love of My Life" received the MTV Pilipinas Music Award for Favorite Female Video. At the 2006 Myx Music Awards, she won Favorite Female Artist and Best Mellow Video for the single "From The Start". She released her second studio album I Care (2006), supported by the single "If You Walk Away", [3] which was nominated for Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist at the Awit Awards.

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Obsession (2007), Go's third studio album, yielded the single "Alam Ng Ating Mga Puso", [4] for which she won the Myx Music Award for Favorite Mellow Video. She also recorded a cover of "Paano" for Gary Valenciano's compilation album, [5] earning the Awit Award for Best R&B Recording. She released Falling in Love (2009), which contained remakes of music from the 1970s and 1980s. [6] For the production, she won the Star Award for Revival Album of the Year, and garnered nominations for Female Recording Artist of the Year and Female Pop Artist of the Year at the 2009 ceremony. Another single from the album, "This Time I'll Be Sweeter", earned her a Best Mellow Video nomination at the 2010 Myx Music Awards. The same year, she made a guest appearance in the musical television series Diva , [7] and joined the ensemble of performers in the variety show Party Pilipinas . [8] She then became a mentor in the reality talent show Protégé: The Battle for the Big Break (2011).

In 2011, Go made her theatre debut in the local production of The Little Mermaid , starring as the titular character. [9] She won the BroadwayWorld Philippines Award for Best Actress in a Musical for the role. Three years later, she had her international breakthrough playing a hardened bargirl in the 2014 West End revival of Miss Saigon . [10] [11] For the show, she received the BroadwayWorld UK Award for Best Featured Actress in a New Production of a Musical and the WhatsOnStage Award for Best Supporting Actress. She followed this by playing Fantine, a prostitute dying of tuberculosis, in Les Misérables in 2015, [12] [13] winning Best Female Performance in a Long-Running West End Show at the BroadwayWorld UK Awards. In 2017, she reprised her role in Miss Saigon, which marked her Broadway debut, [14] before being cast in the original West End production of Hamilton , where she portrayed Eliza Schuyler. [15] For her performance in the latter, Go won a BroadwayWorld UK Award for Best Actress in a New Production of a Musical. She has since reprised her roles in various productions and tours of Les Misérables (2019–2022) and Hamilton (2023–2024).

Filmography

Television

Rachelle Ann Go's television credits with year of release, title(s) and role
YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
2004 ASAP HerselfHost [16]
2005 Wansapanataym ShinEpisode: "My Beautiful Chinchinita" [17]
2005 Search for the Star in a Million HerselfHost [18]
2006 Your Song JoanneEpisode: "If You Walk Away" [19]
2009 Your Song CamilleEpisode: "Exchange of Hearts" [20] [21]
2010 Party Pilipinas HerselfHost [8]
2010 Diva DemiGuest role [7] [22]
2010 Puso ng Pasko: Artista Challenge HerselfContestant [23]
2011 Nita Negrita Amanda del Castillo [24]
2011 Protégé: The Battle for the Big Break HerselfMentor [25]
2012 Biritera Lara [26] [27]
2013 Indio Libulan [28]
2013 Sunday All Stars HerselfHost [29]

Film

Rachelle Ann Go's film credits
YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
2012 Of All the Things Concert guestCameo [30]
2014The Heat Is Back On: The Remaking of Miss SaigonGigi Van TranhDocumentary film [31]
2016Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary PerformanceGigi Van TranhConcert film [32]

Theater

Rachelle Ann Go's theatre credits
YearTitleRoleVenueRef(s)
2011 The Little Mermaid Ariel Meralco Theater [9]
2013 Tarzan Jane Porter Meralco Theater [33]
2014–2015 Miss Saigon Gigi Van Tranh Prince Edward Theatre [34]
2015–2016 Les Misérables Fantine Sondheim Theatre [12]
2016 Solaire Theater [35]
2017–2019 Hamilton Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton Victoria Palace Theatre [15]
2019–2022 Les Misérables Fantine Various locations [lower-alpha 1] [36] [37]
2023–2024 Hamilton Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton Various locations [lower-alpha 2] [38] [39]

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations received by Rachelle Ann Go
AwardYear [lower-alpha 3] Recipient(s) and nominee(s)CategoryResultRef(s)
Aliw Awards 2005Night of the ChampionsBest Major Concert CollaborationWon [40]
Awit Awards 2005"Don't Cry Out Loud"Best Performance by a New Female Recording ArtistNominated [41]
2006"If You Walk Away"Best Performance by a Female Recording ArtistNominated [42]
Rachelle Ann GoPeople's Choice Favorite Female ArtistWon [43]
2009 "Paano"Best R&B RecordingWon
2012 "Masasabi Mo Ba"Best Ballad RecordingNominated [44]
2013 "Kumukutikutitap"Best Christmas RecordingNominated [45]
Box Office Entertainment Awards 2005Rachelle Ann GoMost Promising Female Recording ArtistWon [46]
BroadwayWorld Philippines Awards 2012 The Little Mermaid Best Actress in a MusicalWon [47]
BroadwayWorld UK Awards 2014 Miss Saigon Best Featured Actress in a New Production of a MusicalWon [48]
2015 Les Misérables Best Female Performance in a Long-Running West End ShowWon [49]
2018 Hamilton Best Actress in a New Production of a MusicalWon [50]
MTV Pilipinas Music Awards 2005"Love of My Life" Favorite Female Video Won [51]
Myx Music Awards 2006 "From The Start"Favorita Mellow VideoWon [52]
Rachelle Ann GoFavorite Female ArtistWon
2007 Won [53]
2008 Nominated [54]
"Pag-ibig Na Kaya"
(with Christian Bautista)		Favorita CollaborationWon [55]
"Alam Ng Ating Mga Puso"Favorite Mellow VideoWon
2009 Rachelle Ann GoFavorite Female ArtistNominated [56]
2010 "This Time I'll Be Sweeter"Favorite Mellow VideoNominated [57]
2011 "In Your Eyes"Favorite Media SoundtrackNominated [58]
National Commission for Culture and the Arts Ani ng Dangal Awards 2016Rachelle Ann GoDramatic Arts Award for International RecognitionWon [59]
Star Awards for Music 2009Rachelle Ann GoFemale Recording Artist of the YearNominated [60]
Female Pop Artist of the YearNominated
Falling in Love Revival Album of the YearWon [61]
2015"The Way We Were"Music Video of the YearNominated [62]
West End Frame Awards 2016"I Dreamed a Dream"Best Performance of a SongWon [63]
WhatsOnStage Awards 2015 Miss Saigon Best Supporting Actress in a MusicalWon [64]

Notes

  1. ↑ Go reprised the role of Fantine at the Sondheim Theatre in London's West End in 2019, [36] and joined the Les Misérables UK and Ireland tour in 2022. [37]
  2. ↑ Go reprised the role of Eliza Schuyler for Hamilton's international tour, beginning in September 2023 in Manila and in January 2024 in Abu Dhabi. [38] [39]
  3. ↑ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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