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This Sunday (April 13) sees the ceremony for the 2014 Olivier Awards, held at the Royal Opera House.
Ahead of the big day, Digital Spy got in touch with Julian Bird, chief executive of awards organisers Society of London Theatre (SOLT).
"The Olivier Awards are the chance to demonstrate how great British theatre is and the fact that we have the biggest, the most diverse, the most varied, the most exciting theatre scene in the world," Bird said.
"Demonstrating that diversity is great - it happens naturally. Everything from great revivals of Shakespeare, revivals of musicals, brand new musicals - loads of them this year!
"Also dance, opera and entertainment of all sorts. Derren Brown, Dame Edna Everage, all sorts of people feature and lots of children's theatre, theatre aimed at younger people.
Of whether the Awards can help attract a broader audience, Bird said: "In just the Society of London Theatre theatres last year, it was well over 14 million attendances.
"That's just in the middle of London. It's far from being a niche activity. To put it in context, that's more attendees than every professional league football game in England and Scotland last year.
"I think a lot of people go to the theatre and enjoy it. It's our chance of course to say to other people what an amazing thing it is."
Asked what performances he was especially looking forward to, Bird said: "It's extraordinary that Benny and BjÃ¶rn have agreed to come and close the show with the whole cast of Mamma Mia!
"We won't give too much away but the finale I think is going to be truly extraordinary and genuinely a one-off.
"They very, very rarely perform in public now and haven't performed in the UK for years. I think that's going to be really special.
"Of course we're honoured that Bernadette Peters is flying in especially. She's one of the world's greatest musical theatre stars and it's wonderful she's agreed to come and join us for the night."
Quizzed on how SOLT judges the success of the awards, Bird commented: "This is part of general marketing of London theatre around the world.
"We're live in New York on the day - beaming the show to a private event in conjunction with our tourism partners. It's a big marketing opportunity for us.
"Of course we're interested in selling tickets. We're interested in more and more people coming to see the amazing things on our stages.
He continued: "Obviously we want to see more people attending. We'd like to see new people coming, maybe for the first time.
"If the Oliviers can do anything, maybe it's give them a flavour of something. Then they might watch it and say, 'Hey, I'd really like to go and see that'.
"If it's their first trip I hope we can look after them really well and give them a really great experience."
Of the high-profile failures with Viva Forever! , Stephen Ward and The Full Monty all closing after short runs, Bird said: "One can always point to the things that don't work, the interesting thing is that this year there's been many things that have.
"Actually as we sit here today our ticket sales are on a par with 2013 and actually they're slightly up. One can always point to individual cases, but overall we're still incredibly healthy as a sector, which is very encouraging.
"It's hard for anything to break through, whether it's a new play or a revival or anything. It's a very competitive entertainment market out there.
"We're very fortunate in the heritage we have in London theatre. We're also very fortunate that there's many famous people who want to keep coming back to the theatre and reinvigorate it - whether they're actors or directors or choreographers.
"As a theatre community, all we can do is keep putting on the amazing products on stage and we hope that is enough to draw people in and at the moment that appears to be the case."
Asked about the trend for big-name screen actors and directors to work in the West End, Bird added: "People always used to do it. It's not a new thing.
"What's encouraging is this particular generation of actors in their 30s and 40s who want to combine a career not just in film and television but also very much the stage.
"James McAvoy comes back to the London stage every two or three years - as does Jude Law, as does Tom Hiddleston.
"As does Kristin Scott Thomas, there's lots of people you could mention. It's great that James is with us on the evening, he's going to present one of the top awards.
"He feels passionately about the theatre and how great that he does and how great that he's willing to give up his time in his incredibly busy schedule to want to come be with us at the Oliviers - it's fantastic."
The 2014 Olivier Awards will take place at the Royal Opera House on Sunday, April 13. Highlights of the evening will be broadcast on ITV at 10.15pm.