Oscar-nominated Dame Judi Dench (right) added to her list of acting honours with recognition for her work in her first love, the theatre when she was named best actress in the London Theatre Critics' Awards for her performance in Amy's View (Royal National Theatre), at the Threatre Museum in London today (Thursday). Ian Holm (left) was awarded best actor for King Lear at the Royal National Theatre, and Liza Walker (centre), was presented with the award for most promising newcomer, for The Weir at the Royal Court. See PA Story ARTS Awards. Photo by Stefan Rousseau.

Oscar-nominated Dame Judi Dench (right) added to her list of acting honours with recognition for her work in her first love, the theatre when she was named best actress in the London Theatre Critics' Awards for her performance in Amy's View (Royal National Theatre), at the Threatre Museum in London today (Thursday). Ian Holm (left) was awarded best actor for King Lear at the Royal National Theatre, and Liza Walker (centre), was presented with the award for most promising newcomer, for The Weir at the Royal Court. See PA Story ARTS Awards. Photo by Stefan Rousseau. Stock Photo

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12 February 1998

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