Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Best Performance of a Song 2014: Full Result

Earlier today we announced that Tam Mutu has won the 2014 West End Frame Award for Best Performance of a Song in a Musical. We received over 14,500 votes during the seventeen day voting period and the support was absolutely incredible, even performers with smaller percentages received hundreds of votes. Take a look at the full result below.

Speaking to West End Frame, Tam said: "Wow! What a wonderful surprise! Thank you so much to everyone who voted. It is a huge honour to get to sing a song that has been performed by so many great artists over the years. To be given this award is very humbling. I am truly overwhelmed. Thank you!"

We would like to thank everyone who voted! It has been incredible to see so much dedicated support for the West End's top performers. Best Performance of a Song in a Musical is about recognising and celebrating performers who blow audiences away night after night with their tremendous talents. We received countless Tweets, comments and messages about the phenomenally high standard of the nominees, all of whom would have been worthy winners.

Voting for the next 2014 West End Frame Award, Understudy of the Year, opens later this month. Further information will be announced shortly. 

WINNER
Tam Mutu
'Stars’
Les Misérables
34% of the final vote

2nd Place
Carrie Hope Fletcher
‘On My Own’
Les Misérables
26% of the final vote

3rd Place
Gerónimo Rauch
‘The Music of the Night’
The Phantom of the Opera
24% of the final vote

4th Place
Savannah Stevenson
‘Popular’
Wicked
5% of the final vote

5th Place
Arthur Darvill
‘Say It To Me Now’
Once
2% of the final vote

6th Place
Killian Donnelly
‘Try A Little Tenderness’
The Commitments

7th Place
Beverley Knight
‘I Will Always Love You’
The Bodyguard

8th Place
Oliver Tompsett
‘I Want To Break Free’
We Will Rock You

9th Place
Amanda Coutts
‘No-One but You’
We Will Rock You

10th Place
Alexia Khadime
‘Sal Tlay Ka Siti’
The Book of Mormon

11th - 16th Place 
in alphabetical order
 Cynthia Erivo / ‘I Can’t Sing’ / I Can’t Sing 
Dianne Pilkington / ‘The Winner Takes It All’ / Mamma Mia 
Haley Flaherty / ‘My House’ / Matilda 
Douglas Hodge / ‘Pure Imagination’ / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 
John Lloyd Young / ‘Can't Take My Eyes Off You’ / Jersey Boys 
Katherine Kingsley / ‘Here I Am’ / Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Unlike other theatre awards, West End Frame only opens voting for one category at a time and combines male and female actors from musicals and plays into the same categories (where applicable). The 2014 West End Frame Awards began in March, with The Book of Mormon winning Funniest West End Show.

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