UK – Best male in a supporting role
Luke Thallon in Leopoldstadt
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Rosalind Eleazar in Uncle Vanya
The 2019 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Hammed Animashaun as Willie in ‘Master Harold’…and the boys and Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Lucy Briers as Mrs Helseth in Rosmersholm
US – Most promising Male
Ephraim Sykes – as David Ruffin in Ain’t Too Proud
US – Most promising female
Sarah Stiles – as Sandy Lester in Tootsie
The 2018 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Irfan Shamji as Harry in Mayfly, John in One for Sorrow, and Luke in Dance Nation
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Michelle Fairley as Cassius in Julius Caesar
US – Most promising Male
Sean Carvajal – as Angel Cruz in Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Train
US – Most promising female
Ashley Park – as MwE in KPOP and Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls
The 2017 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role (recognising supporting performances from 2016 and 2017)
Peter Polycarpou in Oslo at the National Theatre and West End
and
Jonjo O’Neill for Unreachable at the Royal Court and Cymbeline at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
UK – Best female in a supporting role (recognising supporting performances from 2016 and 2017)
Sheila Atim for the Donmar’s all-female The Tempest and Les Blancs at the National Theatre
and
Kate O’Flynn for her portrayal of Laura in The Glass Menagerie.
US – Most promising male
Will Pullen for Sweat
US – Most promising female
Katrina Lenk for The Band’s Visit
The 2016 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Not awarded
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Not awarded
US – Most promising male
Ben Platt – as Evan Hansen in Dear Evan Hansen
US – Most promising female
Alana Arenas – as Cookie in Head of Passes
The 2015 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Adam James as Prime Minister Evans in King Charles III at the Almeida and Wyndham’s
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Deborah Findlay as Volumnia in Coriolanus at the Donmar Warehouse
US – Most promising male
Josh Grisetti – as Marty Kaufman in It Shoulda Been You
US – Most promising female
Phillipa Soo – as Eliza Hamilton in Hamilton
The 2014 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Charles Edwards as Charles Marsden in Strange Interlude at the National
UK – Best female in a supporting role
June Watson as Mammy in The Cripple of Inishmaan at Noel Coward Theatre and Nanny in Before the Party at Almeida
US – Most promising Male
Steven Boyer – as Jason and Tyrone in Hand to God
US – Most promising female
Whitney Bashor – as Marian and Chiara in The Bridges of Madison County
The 2013 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Paul Chahidi as Maria in Twelfth Night
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Fenella Woolgar as Thea Elvsted in Hedda Gabler
US – Most promising Male
Michael Urie – as Alex in Buyer & Cellar
US – Most promising female
Annaleigh Ashford – in Kinky Boots
The 2012 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
Danny Webb as Harry Kahn in Chicken Soup with Barley
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Vinette Robinson as Ophelia in Hamlet
US – Most promising Male
Finn Wittrock – as Happy Loman in Death of a Salesman
US – Most promising female
Susan Pourfar – as Sylvia in Tribes
The 2011 Clarence Derwent Awards
UK – Best male in a supporting role
William Gaunt as Worcester and Shallow in Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2
UK – Best female in a supporting role
Sheridan Smith as Doris in Flare Path
US – Most promising Male
Santino Fontana – as Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest
US – Most promising female
Tracee Chimo – as Regan in Bachelorette