Stephen Ashfield & Gavin Creel at Olivier Awards

The transcript discusses the growing prestige of the Olivier Awards and their recognition as the UK's equivalent to the Tony Awards. It highlights the success of the West End, particularly with shows like 'The Book of Mormon,' and the excitement and challenges faced by actors. The speaker reflects on the audience's vital role in theater and the personal joy of receiving an award. The conversation also touches on the changing landscape of theater, with innovative shows setting new standards.

What did the speaker compare the Olivier Awards to in the United States?

• The Tonys

• The Oscars

• The Emmys

• The Grammys

How did the speaker describe the audience's reaction at the end of their show?

• Like a silent movie

• Like a standing ovation

• Like a rock concert

• Like a quiet applause

What was the speaker's reaction to performing in the West End?

• They felt indifferent

• They were surprised by the success

• They were eager to leave

• They were disappointed

Which show is mentioned as being successful despite being unconventional?

• Cats

• Les Misérables

• The Phantom of the Opera

• Book of Mormon

What do the creators of the 'Book of Mormon' hope to achieve with their work?

• To create a traditional musical

• To focus on film production

• To retire from theater

• To challenge the status quo