The Killing Eve star is in competition for best actress, while musical Some Like It Hot picks up the most nominations overall, with 13
, a reboot of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End show Cinderella, received no nominations, and neither did A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical.Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
is up against another Stephen Sondheim classic, Into the Woods, for best revival of a musical . Two of Some Like It Hot’s stars, Christian Borle and J Harrison Ghee, were recognised in the category for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical alongside Josh Groban , Brian d’Arcy James , Ben Platt and Colton Ryan .
Two of Emilio Sosa’s costume designs for plays were nominated, as were two of Scott Pask’s scenic designs for a musical . Some Like It Hot and Sweeney Todd both brought Natasha Katz nominations for best lighting design of a musical while Britain’shad two nods in the category of best sound design of a play . Jennifer Weber has nominations for best choreographer for both & Juliet and Kpop.
The nominations were announced on Tuesday by actors Lea Michele and Myles Frost. The awards take place on 11 June, hosted by the Oscar-winning star Ariana DeBose.
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