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The best in West End theatre was celebrated at the 2023 Evening Standard Theatre Awards, where Nicole Scherzinger was the big winner of the night!

Tom Hiddleston and Zawe Ashton were among the stars who walked the red carpet at the event on Sunday night (November 19) at Claridge’s Hotel in London, England.

Nicole won the award for Best Musical Performance for her work in the new revival of Sunset Boulevard, beating out A Strange Loop‘s Kyle Ramar Freeman, Crazy for You‘s Charlie Stemp, and Guys and Dolls‘ Marisha Wallace.

Sunset Boulevard‘s Jamie Lloyd won the award for Best Director and Guys and Dolls won the award for Best Musical.

Ruth Wilson received a Special Editor’s Award in acknowledgment of her marathon 24-hour show The Second Woman.

Head inside to check out photos of all the stars who attended… More Here! »

Marisha Wallace has released a cover of the classic song “Tomorrow” from Annie at a time when we definitely need it.

The Broadway and West End star recorded the cover to raise funds for COVID-19 relief via The Mad Trust (UK) and Broadway Cares (USA). 100% of the funds raised from purchase and streaming of the song will be donated to both organizations to help all theatre professionals in the US and UK who are now unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is the first time that Broadway Cares and MAD Trust charities have ever partnered together to raise funds.

Lots of Marisha‘s celeb friends make cameo appearances in the video, all virtually from their homes. These stars include Katharine McPhee, Lea Salonga, Leslie Odom Jr, Ledisi, Beverly Knight, Nina West, and Kerry Ellis.

Marisha has appeared on Broadway in musicals like Aladdin and Something Rotten. She also was in the West End’s original cast of Waitress.

Download the song now on iTunes.

Sara Bareilles hits the stage with co-star Gavin Creel while promoting their upcoming run in the musical Waitress on Monday (January 20) at the Adelphi Theatre in London, England.

The longtime friends are bringing their performances to the West End after starring in the show together on Broadway last year. Joining them at the press event was Marisha Wallace, who plays Becky in the show.

Sara wrote the music for Waitress and she did three runs in the show throughout its Broadway run. The musical closed in New York City two weeks ago, but it’s still running in London.

In a chat with BBC, Sara commented on the possibility of the musical version of Waitress becoming a movie. (If you didn’t know, the musical is actually based on a film)

“I would love to see that happen, absolutely,” Sara said. “And I’m already working with JJ Abrams, so I’ve got somebody to call!”

Sara is working with JJ on the upcoming Apple series Little Voice.