I'd Do Anything - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Auditions Show 1
Graham Norton returns as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's ultimate Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End musical. The auditions begin across the country.

Auditions Show 2
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End. The girls perform at a Nancy showcase.

Round 1
The search for a new Nancy and Oliver continues as the 12 hopefuls perform in the studio. Phone lines are now closed. Your vote won't count and you may be charged.

Round 1 Results
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. One of the twelve potential Nancys leaves the show.

Round 2
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. The eleven remaining aspiring Nancys battle it out live for their dream West End role and another lucky Oliver is selected to go through to the semi-final.

Round 2 Results
Which Nancy will survive the sing-off in front of Andrew Lloyd Webber and take another step towards their dream role? Plus, the Nancys complete their second mission of the series.

Round 3
The ten remaining Nancys battle it out live to stay in the competition and out of the dreaded sing-off. Who will take that next big step towards West End fame?

Round 3 Results
Which Nancy will survive the dreaded sing-off and who will be next to leave the competition? Plus, the ten remaining aspiring Nancys take on another mission.

Round 4
The nine remaining Nancys battle it out for the public vote, watched closely by Andrew Lloyd Webber and the expert panel. Plus, the young Olivers return for another performance.

Round 4 Results
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. Nine aspiring Nancys become eight following the dreaded sing-off. The potential Olivers make their play for the spotlight with another heartwarming performance.

Round 5
The remaining eight Nancys perform. Phone lines are now closed. Your vote will not count and you may be charged.

Round 5 Results
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. Two Nancys must battle it out in the dreaded sing off. One of them will leave the competition. Plus the Olivers with another heart-warming performance.

Round 6
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. The remaining seven Nancys battle it out to stay in the competition, while the young Olivers discover who is the next to go through to the semi final.

Round 6 Results
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. Another Nancy leaves the competition, but who will Andrew Lloyd Webber save in the dreaded sing-off? Plus, the Olivers perform another song.

Round 7
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. Six girls remain, but who will win a precious place in next week's quarter finals? Plus the Olivers return with another glorious performance.

Round 7 Results
Graham Norton presents as Andrew Lloyd Webber searches for the nation's Nancy and Oliver to star in the West End production. Another Nancy leaves the competition, but who will Andrew Lloyd Webber save in the dreaded sing-off? Plus, the Olivers perform another song.

Round 8
The remaining eight Nancys perform. Phone lines are now closed. Your vote will not count and you may be charged.

Round 8 Results
Graham Norton reveals which Nancy is through to next week's live semi-final, as Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber looks on. The Olivers are back for more with another performance.

Semi-Finals
The remaining four Nancys perform. Phone lines are now closed. Your vote will not count and you may be charged.

Semi-Finals Results
Graham Norton reveals which three Nancys have made it through to the grand final as Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber's search for new Oliver! stars nears its conclusion. Plus, the victorious Olivers return for another showstopping performance.

Final
The final three Nancys battle it out to win that dream West End role of a lifetime. Phone lines are now closed. Your vote will not count and you may be charged.

Final Results Show
Graham Norton reveals the result of the public vote live as the nation's Nancys is found and crowned.
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