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老实说我不太清楚这个the South Bank Awards是什麼样的性质
还是比较希望Sherlock能获得BAFTA电视剧奖的提名![[88]](/static/emoticons/88.png)
2012年05月01日 14点05分
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还是比较希望Sherlock能获得BAFTA电视剧奖的提名
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• Harrison Birtwistle’s Concerto for Violin and Orchestra with Christian Tetzlaff and The Boston Symphony Orchestra
• Sir Colin Davis and the LSO: Nielsen’s Symphony Cycle at the Barbican
Comedy
• Fresh Meat, Channel 4
• Twenty Twelve, BBC4
• Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle, BBC2
Dance
• Zoo Nation, Some Like it Hip Hop, Sadlers Wells
• Akram Khan, Desh, The Curve
• Arthur Pita, The Metamorphosis, Linbury Studio
Film
• Attack The Block
• Senna
• We Need To Talk About Kevin
Literature
• Pure, Andrew Miller
• Charles Dickens: A Life, Claire Tomalin
• Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?, Jeanette Winterson Opera
• The Damnation of Faust, ENO
• Mignon, Buxton Festival
• Heart of Darkness, Linbury, Royal Opera
Pop Music
• Adele, 21
• PJ Harvey, Let England Shake
• Kate Bush, 50 Words For Snow
Theatre
• Matilda, RSC,
• One Man Two Guvnors, National Theatre
• Constellations, Royal Court
TV Drama
• Sherlock, BBC 1
• This is England ’88, Channel 4
• Top Boy, Channel 4
Visual Art
• Grayson Perry: The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, British Museum
• David Chipperfield: The Hepworth Wakefield
• David Hockney: A Bigger Picture , Royal Academy
THE TIMES BREAKTHROUGH AWARD: NOMINEES
• Comedy: Adam Riches
• Classical music: David Bates
• Dance: Yonah Acosta
• Film: Felicity Jones
• Literature: Stephen Kelman
• Opera: Sophie Bevan
• Pop music: Michael Kiwanuka
• Theatre: Joseph Drake
• TV Drama: Jessica Raine
• Visual Art: Haroon Mirza
Outstanding Achievement in association with The Dorchester: To be announced on the day
Judges
The judges of this year’s South Bank Sky Arts Awards are Gilly Greenwood, Chair, Peter Aspden, Arts Correspondent of Financial Times; Baz Bamigboye, Entertainment Columnist & Arts Reviewer of Daily Mail; Richard Brooks, Arts Editor of The Sunday Times; Matt Cain, Culture Editor at Channel 4 John Cassy, Director, Sky 3D; Sarah Donaldson, Arts Editor of The Observer; Manisha Ferdinand, Head of PR Sky Arts & Sky Movies; Boyd Hilton, TV & Reviews Editor of Heat Magazine; Alex O'Connell, Arts & Entertainment Editor of The Times; Archie Powell, Documentary Filmmaker.
2012年05月01日 14点05分
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• Sir Colin Davis and the LSO: Nielsen’s Symphony Cycle at the Barbican
Comedy
• Fresh Meat, Channel 4
• Twenty Twelve, BBC4
• Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle, BBC2
Dance
• Zoo Nation, Some Like it Hip Hop, Sadlers Wells
• Akram Khan, Desh, The Curve
• Arthur Pita, The Metamorphosis, Linbury Studio
Film
• Attack The Block
• Senna
• We Need To Talk About Kevin
Literature
• Pure, Andrew Miller
• Charles Dickens: A Life, Claire Tomalin
• Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?, Jeanette Winterson Opera
• The Damnation of Faust, ENO
• Mignon, Buxton Festival
• Heart of Darkness, Linbury, Royal Opera
Pop Music
• Adele, 21
• PJ Harvey, Let England Shake
• Kate Bush, 50 Words For Snow
Theatre
• Matilda, RSC,
• One Man Two Guvnors, National Theatre
• Constellations, Royal Court
TV Drama
• Sherlock, BBC 1
• This is England ’88, Channel 4
• Top Boy, Channel 4
Visual Art
• Grayson Perry: The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, British Museum
• David Chipperfield: The Hepworth Wakefield
• David Hockney: A Bigger Picture , Royal Academy
THE TIMES BREAKTHROUGH AWARD: NOMINEES
• Comedy: Adam Riches
• Classical music: David Bates
• Dance: Yonah Acosta
• Film: Felicity Jones
• Literature: Stephen Kelman
• Opera: Sophie Bevan
• Pop music: Michael Kiwanuka
• Theatre: Joseph Drake
• TV Drama: Jessica Raine
• Visual Art: Haroon Mirza
Outstanding Achievement in association with The Dorchester: To be announced on the day
Judges
The judges of this year’s South Bank Sky Arts Awards are Gilly Greenwood, Chair, Peter Aspden, Arts Correspondent of Financial Times; Baz Bamigboye, Entertainment Columnist & Arts Reviewer of Daily Mail; Richard Brooks, Arts Editor of The Sunday Times; Matt Cain, Culture Editor at Channel 4 John Cassy, Director, Sky 3D; Sarah Donaldson, Arts Editor of The Observer; Manisha Ferdinand, Head of PR Sky Arts & Sky Movies; Boyd Hilton, TV & Reviews Editor of Heat Magazine; Alex O'Connell, Arts & Entertainment Editor of The Times; Archie Powell, Documentary Filmmaker.
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另一篇报导:
Kate Bush scoops South Bank award
ROBERT DEX TUESDAY 01 MAY 2012
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Reclusive singer Kate Bush pipped Adele to a prestigious prize after her latest album was recognised at the South Bank Sky Arts Awards.
50 Words For Snow won the Pop Award at the central London ceremony, beating Adele's Grammy-winning bestseller 21 and PJ Harvey's Let England Shake which was also nominated.
It is Bush's first set of completely new songs since 2005 when she released Aerial.
The awards at the Dorchester Hotel, on Park Lane, also saw wins for artist Grayson Perry, BBC1's Sherlock, Channel 4's Fresh Meat and the musical Matilda.
The show, adapted from Roald Dahl's book, scooped the Theatre award to go with the seven gongs it picked up at the Olivier Awards.
There was also a triumph for husband-and-wife Michael Frayn and Claire Tomalin who won the Outstanding Achievement Award and the Literature Award respectively.
Tomalin's biography of Charles Dickens has been a critical and commercial hit, while Frayn's career has seen him praised for a string of novels and plays including Noises Off which is currently enjoying a revival
The awards were hosted by Melvyn Bragg who said the judges had faced an "impossible decision this year".
He said: "With such a strong and vibrant array of winners, from Kate Bush to Matilda, to the ENO, this is a wonderful opportunity to praise the incredible wealth of artistic brilliance we have in this country."
Here is a full list of winners:
Classical Music - Llyr Williams
Comedy - Fresh Meat, Channel 4
Dance - The Metamorphosis, Arthur Pita, Linbury Studio Theatre
Film - We Need To Talk About Kevin
Literature - Charles Dickens: A Life, Claire Tomalin
Opera - The Damnation Of Faust, ENO
Pop - Kate Bush, 50 Words For Snow
Theatre - Matilda, Royal Shakespeare Company, Cambridge Theatre
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TV drama - Sherlock, BBC1
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Visual Art - Grayson Perry: The Tomb Of The Unknown Craftsman, British Museum
Times breakthrough award - Sophie Bevan
Outstanding achievement, in association with the Dorchester - Michael Frayn
2012年05月01日 15点05分
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Kate Bush scoops South Bank award
ROBERT DEX TUESDAY 01 MAY 2012
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Reclusive singer Kate Bush pipped Adele to a prestigious prize after her latest album was recognised at the South Bank Sky Arts Awards.
50 Words For Snow won the Pop Award at the central London ceremony, beating Adele's Grammy-winning bestseller 21 and PJ Harvey's Let England Shake which was also nominated.
It is Bush's first set of completely new songs since 2005 when she released Aerial.
The awards at the Dorchester Hotel, on Park Lane, also saw wins for artist Grayson Perry, BBC1's Sherlock, Channel 4's Fresh Meat and the musical Matilda.
The show, adapted from Roald Dahl's book, scooped the Theatre award to go with the seven gongs it picked up at the Olivier Awards.
There was also a triumph for husband-and-wife Michael Frayn and Claire Tomalin who won the Outstanding Achievement Award and the Literature Award respectively.
Tomalin's biography of Charles Dickens has been a critical and commercial hit, while Frayn's career has seen him praised for a string of novels and plays including Noises Off which is currently enjoying a revival
The awards were hosted by Melvyn Bragg who said the judges had faced an "impossible decision this year".
He said: "With such a strong and vibrant array of winners, from Kate Bush to Matilda, to the ENO, this is a wonderful opportunity to praise the incredible wealth of artistic brilliance we have in this country."
Here is a full list of winners:
Classical Music - Llyr Williams
Comedy - Fresh Meat, Channel 4
Dance - The Metamorphosis, Arthur Pita, Linbury Studio Theatre
Film - We Need To Talk About Kevin
Literature - Charles Dickens: A Life, Claire Tomalin
Opera - The Damnation Of Faust, ENO
Pop - Kate Bush, 50 Words For Snow
Theatre - Matilda, Royal Shakespeare Company, Cambridge Theatre
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TV drama - Sherlock, BBC1
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Visual Art - Grayson Perry: The Tomb Of The Unknown Craftsman, British Museum
Times breakthrough award - Sophie Bevan
Outstanding achievement, in association with the Dorchester - Michael Frayn
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不管怎样 好事一件啊
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