This list of theatre awards is an index to articles about notable awards granted for theatre productions and performances. It is organized by country and region. Typically awards are only given for local productions.

The BBC is the biggest commissioner of audio drama globally, and as such is proud to highlight the best from the sector, particularly in this, the centenary year of audio drama on BBC Radio. The BBC Audio Drama Awards celebrate the passionate and dedicated work of professionals who bring this artform to listeners - from actors to writers, producers and sound designers. Across formats, themes, on air and online, the awards recognise an array of productions.

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The BBC Audio Drama Awards cover audio dramas first broadcast in English in the UK between 1 October 2021 and 31 October 2022 or first uploaded/published/released for free listening online in the UK during the same period. Productions may be entered from anywhere in the world subject to these criteria. In addition, the Best European Audio Drama welcomes dramas in other languages than English.

Entries were welcome from all makers of audio drama, and were not restricted to BBC broadcasts. Each programme producer could enter up to four categories (one entry only per category). The audio drama had to be submitted exactly as broadcast or uploaded. There was no entry fee.

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It's springtime in New York City; the sun is shining and theater awards are popping up all over. But if you're feeling a little befuddled because of your seasonal allergies and the sheer number and variety of awards, we're here to help. This is your guide to notable theater awards from sea to shining sea, and even across the pond.

While the spring is generally looked upon as theater awards season, the truth is that awards are given throughout the year. In that spirit, TheaterMania provides this guide to notable theater awards across the world.

The Tonys, established by the American Theatre Wing in 1947, are named after actress/director/producer Antoinette Perry, and annually honor outstanding work on Broadway. Major categories include Best Play, Best Musical, Best Revival of a Play, and Best Revival of a Musical. Awards are also given to actors/actresses in lead and featured roles for both plays and musicals, designers, directors, choreographers, orchestrators, score writers, and book writers of musicals. In addition, noncompetitive Tonys are usually handed out to a winner for lifetime achievement. Also awarded are regional theaters and individuals or groups that fall outside of the regular bounds of the awards categories. Nominations are generally announced in early May, with the awards ceremony in June.

Drama Desk Awards 

Begun in 1955, Drama Desks are the only awards that consider Broadway, off-Broadway, and off-off-Broadway shows in the same competitive categories. Awards are given to outstanding play, musical, revival of a play, revival of a musical, leading and supporting actors in both a play and musical, designers, directors, choreographers, composers, book writers, orchestrators, solo performers, and a category called Unique Theatrical Experience. Several noncompetitive awards are also presented each year, usually for ensemble, lifetime achievement, distinguished theater company, and/or notable elements that fall outside of usual categories. Nominations are announced in late April or early May, with the award ceremony in May.

New York Drama Critics Circle Awards

Established in 1935, the New York Drama Critics Circle awards were originally seen as an alternative to the Pulitzer and as a way for leading theater critics to honor outstanding work. Awards are given to best play, foreign play, and best musical, with occasional special citations also handed out. The Lucille Lortel Foundation provides cash prizes for the play awards. No nominations are released in advance of the award. Instead, the invitation-only membership committee meets following the final Broadway opening and decides upon the awards. Winners are announced in early May, and the awards are given out at a private reception later that month.

Outer Critics Circle Awards

The Outer Critics Circle, founded in the 1949-1950 season, is composed of writers who cover the New York theater scene for out-of-town newspapers or national publications, which in recent years has also come to include online media. It distinguishes between Broadway and off-Broadway in giving out awards for new plays and musicals, but mixes the categories together for competitive revival and individual performer awards as well as directors, designers, and choreographers. In addition, it gives out the John Gassner Playwriting Award, presented to an American play, preferably by a new playwright. Nominations are announced in April, and the awards ceremony generally takes place in May.

Lucille Lortel Awards

Created in 1985 by the Off-Broadway League, the Lortels are named after the highly influential actress and theater producer Lucille Lortel. They are devoted exclusively to honoring off-Broadway productions, and recognize outstanding plays, musicals, performers, directors, choreographers, and designers, in addition to handing out noncompetitive special awards. Nominations are announced in April, with the awards held in May.

Obie Awards

Presented by the alternative weekly newspaper The Village Voice, these awards were founded in 1956 and honor artists and productions producing work off- and off-off-Broadway. Nominations are not announced in advance, and the number and type of awards given out are at the discretion of the awards committee, who can even invent new categories to honor exceptional work. The awards are presented in a ceremony generally held in mid-May.

Theatre World Awards

First given out in the 1944-1945 theater season, these awards honor outstanding debut performances in a Broadway or off-Broadway production. Six actors and six actresses receive the award each year, with occasional special awards given out, including for ensemble. Winners are announced in May, with the awards presented in a private ceremony in early June.

Drama League Awards

While the majority of the major theater awards in New York City are determined by critics or other theater professionals, the Drama League Awards are voted upon by a membership comprising thousands of audience members who attend Broadway and off-Broadway shows. The first year they were awarded was 1922, although the awards were not formalized until 1935. They annually honor a distinguished production of a play, musical, revival of a play, revival of a musical, and single performance. The awards committee can also, at its discretion, recognize distinguished achievement in musical theater, unique contribution to the theater, and excellence in directing. Nominations are announced in April, with the ceremony following in May.

New York Innovative Theatre Awards

First presented in 2005, the IT Awards, as they are generally called, honor outstanding work produced off-off-Broadway. An honorary awards committee determines the recipients for artistic achievement, stewardship, and a fellowship to be awarded to a theater company. In addition, there are competitive awards for productions, performers, and creative teams that are voted on by audience members. Nominations are generally announced in August, with winners revealed in a ceremony held in September.

AUDELCO Awards

Officially known as the Vivian Robinson/AUDELCO Recognition Awards for Excellence in Black Theatre, and sometimes referred to as "The VIV," these awards promote and celebrate African-American involvement in American theater. They are named for the late Vivian Robinson, who founded AUDELCO (Audience Development Committee, Inc.) in 1973. The awards honor productions, playwrights, actors, directors, and designers. Nominations are usually announced in October, with the awards ceremony held in November.

Henry Hewes Awards

Presented by the American Theatre Wing, these awards honor theatrical design for productions on Broadway, off-Broadway, and off-off-Broadway. Established as the Maharam Awards in 1965, they were renamed in honor of theater critic and awards cofounder Henry Hewes in 1999. The nominees are generally announced in the summer or fall, with winners named subsequently and awards given out during a private reception in the fall or winter. be457b7860

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