AWARDS: Winners of the 2024 monstas are …

monstagigz readers have been voting throughout October, November and December for their favourite pop, theatre, TV, film and podcasts of 2024 from our shortlists. Read on for details of our 2024 10th annual monstas winners …

  • Read on for reasons including the winners of our 17 monstas for the best theatre, pop, TV, film and podcasts of 2024

2024’s Best Theatre Actor

  • Paapa Essiedu (pictured above and below), Death Of England: The Plays, @SohoPlace Review 

2024’s Best New Play

  • Death Of England: The Plays, @SohoPlace Review

2024’s Best Venue

2024’s Best Album

  • The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan Review Tickets

2024’s Best TV/Film Actress

  • Cynthia ErivoWicked Part 1 Review

2024’s Best Performance Of A Song

2024’s Best New Musical

2024’s Best Revival

2024’s Best TV

2024’s Best TV/Film Actor

2024’s Best Song

2024’s Best Film

2024’s Best Gig

2024’s Best Theatre Actress

  • Katy OwenThe Buddha Of Suburbia, Barbican Centre Review

2024’s Best Theatre Supporting Actress

  • Lorraine Ashbourne (pictured right below), Till The Stars Come Down, National Review

2024’s Best Theatre Supporting Actor

  • Jak MaloneOperation Mincemeat, Fortune Theatre, Review Tickets

2024’s Best Podcast

  • Kermode and Mayo’s Take Listen

And, finally, our 2nd encore award goes to Dame Maggie Smith (A German Life, Bridge Theatre).

  • Picture via Facebook courtesy @SohoPlace
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