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Guldmasken (in English: The Golden Mask), or Guldmasken Awards, is the Swedish equivalent of the Tony Awards, established in 1987.

The theatre award is annually handed out for private theatre productions in Swedish theatres.

Best Production	Best Director	Best Actor in a Drama play	Best Actress in a Drama play	Best Actor in a Musical	Best Actress in a Musical	Best performer/entertainer
Mamma Mia!, Cirkus	Paul Garrington for Mamma Mia!, Cirkus	Robert Gustavsson for Lögn i helvete, Vasan	Anita Ekström for Lögn i helvete, Vasan	Peter Jöback for Cabaret, Tyrol	Gunilla Backman for Mamma Mia!, Cirkus	Christer Sjögren, Show me Vegas!, Rondo
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress	Best Costume	Best Scenography/Set Decoration	Best Choreography	The Private Theatres Honorary Award	The Jury's Special Prize
Linus Wahlgren for Beauty and the Beast, Göta Lejon	Charlott Strandberg for Mamma Mia!, Cirkus	Mathias Clason for Beauty and the Beast, Göta Lejon	Mark Thompson for Mamma Mia!, Cirkus	T.J Rizzo for Saturday Night Fever, Oscarsteatern	Gösta Ekman	Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Görel Hanser

Receipiants from earlier years back to 1987 can be found here, year for year (in Swedish).

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	'''Guldmasken''' (in English: ''The Golden Mask''), or ''Guldmasken Awards'', is the [[Sweden\|Swedish]] equivalent of the [[Tony Award]]s, established in [[1987]].		'''Guldmasken''' (in English: ''The Golden Mask''), or ''Guldmasken Awards'', is the [[Sweden\|Swedish]] equivalent of the [[Tony Award]]s, established in 1987.

	The theatre award is annually handed out for private theatre productions in Swedish theatres.		The theatre award is annually handed out for private theatre productions in Swedish theatres.