Michael Crawford's Career Highlights

 

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The Critics reviews of Michael Crawford
as The Phantom of the Opera

 

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Awards

1999 - NODA Award, the 100th Anniversary of the National Operatic and Dramatic Association, Michael Crawford in a vote by the theatergoing public was awarded best male performer.  (Julie Andrews received best female performer.)

1998 - Emmy nomination as Outstanding Performance in a Variety or Musical Program for Michael Crawford In Concert, a PBS special.  Music director Ian Fraser is also nominated.

1996 - Live Magazine readers Greatest Performance Ever by an actor/actress in a musical.

1990 - LA Drama Critics Circle Award for Distinguished Achievement in Theatre, Lead Performance (Phantom of the Opera)

1988 - Tony Award, Best Performance By An Actor In A Lead Role, Musical (Phantom of the Opera)

1988 - Drama Desk Awards, Actor in a Musical

1988 - Outer Critics Circle Awards, Best Actor

1987 - Olivier Award, Best Actor in a Musical (Phantom of the Opera)

1987 - Presented with O.B.E. (Order of the British Empire) by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

1987 - Personality of the Year, Variety Club of Great Britain

1982 - Olivier Award, Best Actor in a Musical (Barnum)

1978 - TV Actor of the Year, by The Sun Newspaper

1974 - TV Actor of the Year, by the Sun Newspaper

1974 - Funniest Man on TV by TV Times Readers

1962 & 1965 - Most Promising Newcomer by the Variety Club of Great Britain

Theatre & Performances

Dance of the Vampires, New York, 2002-2003

My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs, New York, hosted by Julie Andrews, 2000

An Evening With Michael Crawford Concert Tour, 1998

EFX, Las Vegas, 1995-96

The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber Concert Tour, 1991-92

Phantom of the Opera, London, New York, and Los Angeles, 1986-1990

Barnum, London and Manchester, England, 1981-1986

Flowers for Algernon, London, 1979

Same Time, Next Year, London 1976-77

Billy, London, 1974-76   Click here for pictures from the show

No Sex Please, We’re British!, London, 1971-72

Black Comedy/White Lies, New York, 1967

Film

Once Upon a Forest, 1993

Condorman, 1981

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, 1973

The Games, 1970

Hello and Goodbye, 1970

Hello Dolly, 1969

The Jokers, 1967

How I Won the War, 1967

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, 1966

The Knack, 1965

Television

My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs, PBS special hosted by Julie Andrews, 2001

Trans-Siberian Orchestra "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve" 1999

Howie Mandel, 1998

My Favorite Christmas Songs, hosted by Barbara Mandrell, 1998

Hour of Power, 1998

Regis and Kathie Lee, 1998

1998 Emmy Pre-Show, 1998

Michael Crawford in Concert, a PBS special, 1998

Chalk and Cheese (BBC), 1979

Some Mothers Do ‘Ave Em (BBC), 1973-75; 1977

Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life (BBC), 1964-65

Sorry (BBC Television play)

Recordings

The Best of Michael Crawford, 2001

The Disney Album, 2001

My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs, PBS special hosted by Julie Andrews, 2001

A Christmas Album, 1999

On Eagle’s Wings, 1998

The Phantom of the Opera, Original Cast Recording (Quadruple platinum in the US, 20 million copies sold worldwide)

EFX Soundtrack Recording, 1995

Michael Crawford’s Favorite Love Songs, 1994

A Touch of Music in the Night, 1993

Songs from Stage and Screen

With Love, 1992

Michael Crawford Performs Andrew Lloyd Webber, 1991

Books

Parcel Arrived Safely: Tied With String, Autobiography. 1999 in the UK by Century.

 

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