Helpmann Award for Best Direction of a Play

The Helpmann Award for Best Direction of a Play is a theatre award, presented by Live Performance Australia (LPA) at the annual Helpmann Awards since 2001.[1] In the following list winners are listed first and marked in gold, in boldface, and the nominees are listed below with no highlight. Neil Armfield has won the most awards, with three, and is the most nominated director with eight nominations.

Winners and nominees

   Winners are listed first and marked in a separate colour, in boldface.
Year Director Production
2001
(1st)		 Benedict Andrews La Dispute
2001
(1st)		 Kate Cherry Life After George
2001
(1st)		 Neil Armfield The Small Poppies
2001
(1st)		 Simon Phillips Measure For Measure
2002
(2nd)		 Neil Armfield Cloudstreet
2002
(2nd)		 Rodney Fisher Master Class
2002
(2nd)		 Simon Phillips The Tempest
2002
(2nd)		 Benedict Andrews Three Sisters
2003
(3rd)		 Michael Blakemore Copenhagen
2003
(3rd)		 Simon Phillips The Blue Room
2003
(3rd)		 Simon Phillips Great Expectations
2003
(3rd)		 Neil Armfield Waiting for Godot
2004
(4th)		 Simon Phillips Inheritance
2004
(4th)		 John Bell The Servant of Two Masters
2004
(4th)		 Julian Meyrick Frozen
2004
(4th)		 Neil Armfield The Lieutenant of Inishmore
2005
(5th)		 Jim Sharman Three Furies
2005
(5th)		 Robyn Nevin Hedda Gabler
2005
(5th)		 Michael Blakemore Democracy
2005
(5th)		 Wesley Enoch Riverland
2006
(6th)		 Marion Potts The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?
2006
(6th)		 Simon Phillips King Lear
2006
(6th)		 Ariane Mnouchkine Le Dernier Caravansérail
2006
(6th)		 Declan Donnellan Twelfth Night
2007
(7th)		 Barrie Kosky The Lost Echo
2007
(7th)		 Benedict Andrews The Season At Sarsaparilla
2007
(7th)		 Michael Hill Waiting for Godot
2007
(7th)		 Wesley Enoch Parramatta Girls
2008
(8th)		 Neil Armfield Toy Symphony
2008
(8th)		 Benedict Andrews Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
2008
(8th)		 Barrie Kosky The Tell-Tale Heart
2008
(8th)		 John Tiffany Black Watch
2009
(9th)		 Benedict Andrews War of the Roses
2009
(9th)		 Barrie Kosky Women of Troy
2009
(9th)		 Peter Evans Blackbird
2009
(9th)		 Neil Armfield Scorched
2010
(10th)		 Simon Phillips Richard III
2010
(10th)		 Thomas Ostermeier Hamlet
2010
(10th)		 Michael Kantor Happy Days
2010
(10th)		 Neil Armfield The Book of Everything
2011
(11th)		 Neil Armfield The Diary of a Madman
2011
(11th)		 Simon Stone The Wild Duck
2011
(11th)		 Wesley Enoch Waltzing The Wilarra
2011
(11th)		 Benedict Andrews Measure for Measure
2012
(12th)		 Benedict Andrews Gross und Klein (Big and Small)
2012
(12th)		 Rachael Maza Jack Charles v The Crown
2012
(12th)		 Simon Phillips Songs for Nobodies
2012
(12th)		 Sam Strong The Boys
2013
(13th)		 Neil Armfield The Secret River
2013
(13th)		 Lee Lewis The School for Wives
2013
(13th)		 Anne-Louise Sarks Medea
2013
(13th)		 Rosemary Myers School Dance
2014
(14th)		 Michael Kantor The Shadow King
2014
(14th)		 Andrew Upton Waiting For Godot
2014
(14th)		 Ivo van Hove Roman Tragedies
2014
(14th)		 Sam Strong The Floating World
2015
(15th)		 Kip Williams Suddenly Last Summer
2015
(15th)		 Andrew Upton Endgame
2015
(15th)		 Sarah Goodes Switzerland
2015
(15th)		 Clare Watson What Rhymes With Cars And Girls
2016
(16th)		 Lee Lewis The Bleeding Tree
2016
(16th)		 Kip Williams Love and Information
2016
(16th)		 Eamon Flack Ivanov
2016
(16th)		 Simon Phillips North By North West

See also

References

  1. ↑ "About". Helpmann Awards. Live Performance Australia. Retrieved 2011-010-03. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  2. ↑ "Nominees". Helpmann Awards. Live Performance Australia. Retrieved 2011-010-03. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  3. ↑ "Pandora Archive 2001 Helpmann Awards Nominees". Australian Entertainment Industry Association (AEIA). Pandora Archive. Retrieved 4 October 2011.

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