Andrew Scott Achieves Historic Double Win at Critics' Circle Awards

The acclaimed actor wins for both film and theatre in a single year, a first for the Critics' Circle, amid other notable recognitions.

Andrew Scott wins Critics' Circle Theatre Awards for best actor, making history as the first to win in both film and theatre in the same year.
Scott's one-man show 'Vanya' showcases his versatility, playing all eight roles in Simon Stephens’ adaptation of Chekhov’s 'Uncle Vanya'.
The Critics' Circle Theatre Awards also recognized 'The Motive and the Cue' as the best new play and 'Guys & Dolls' as the best musical.
Sophie Okonedo won best actress for her role in 'Medea', and David Tennant received the best Shakespearean performance for 'Macbeth'.
Andrew Scott plans to continue his work in both film and theatre, emphasizing his love for the immediacy and challenge of live performance.