Best Performance of a Song 2016: Full result

Rachelle Ann Go has won West End Frame's 2016 Best Performance of a Song award for her rendition of ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ in Les Miserables. Matt Corner finishes second for his rendition of ‘Can't Take My Eyes Off You’ in Jersey Boys whilst Oliver Savile finished third for his performance of ‘Dancing Through Life’ in Wicked. 

Last year's Best Performance of a Song Award was won by John Dagleish for his rendition of 'Waterloo Sunset' in Sunny Afternoon. Previous winners also include Rachel Tucker ('Defying Gravity'/Wicked), Tam Mutu ('Stars'/Les Miserables) and Sofia Escobar ('Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again'/The Phantom of the Opera).

WINNER

Rachelle Ann Go

32% of the final vote

"Wow! Thank you West End Frame! I'd like to thank all those who voted for me. It's an honour to be performing and appreciated here in beautiful London's West End. I owe this great award to you, guys! 

"And to the whole Les Miserables company, thank you for being so amazing and for all the support and encouragement! What a dream come true to be part of this phenomenal long running show. I am so blessed! Cheers!"

2nd Place Matt Corner  ‘Can't Take My Eyes Off You’  Jersey Boys 11% of the final vote	3rd Place Oliver Savile  ‘Dancing Through Life’ Wicked 9% of the final vote	4th Place Emma Williams  ‘If Mountains Were Easy To Climb’  Mrs Henderson Presents 9% of the final vote
5th Place Matt Henry  ‘Hold Me In Your Heart’ Kinky Boots	6th Place Josie Benson  ‘Enough’ In The Heights	7th Place Danny Horn  ‘Waterloo Sunset’ Sunny Afternoon
8th Place Miria Parvin ‘My House’ Matilda	9th Place KJ Hippensteel ‘I Believe’ The Book of Mormon	10th Place Ben Forster  ‘The Music of the Night’ The Phantom of the Opera

11th - 18th Place

in alphabetical order

Cassidy Janson – ‘(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman’ – Beautiful 

Gavin Spokes – ‘Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat’ – Guys and Dolls 

Jo Napthine – ‘Take a Chance on Me’ – Mamma Mia 

Jonathan Slinger – ‘It Must Be Believed to Be Seen’ – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 

Lucy St Louis – ‘Reach Out And Touch’ – Motown 

Rebecca Trehearn – ‘Bill’ – Show Boat 

Shaun Escoffery – ‘They Live In You’ – The Lion King 

Sheridan Smith – ‘Don’t Rain On My Parade’ – Funny Girl 

Congratulations to all our incredible nominees and a huge thank you to everybody who voted + supported this award!

Unlike other theatre awards, West End Frame only opens voting for one category at a time and combines male and female actors from new and long-running productions into the same categories (where applicable).

The 2015 West End Frame Awards also saw Matt Cardle win Best West End Debut, Jacqueline Hughes win Understudy of the Year and Sunny Afternoon win Most Inspiring West End Show.

The West End Frame Awards will return next month for Understudy of the Year 2016. Watch this space for updates.

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