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AWARD |
WINNER |
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The Bruzaud Challenge Cup
(Festival Winning Play)
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Mole Valley Scriptwriters with “Immaculate” |
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The Eileen Harper Memorial Trophy
(Festival Runners Up)
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Theatre 64 with “the delicate art of keeping in touch” |
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The Edna Nash Cup
(Third-place Play)
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Mole Valley Scriptwriters with “The Door” |
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The Youth Award
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Young KVODS with “Rags To Riches”
NOMINATIONS
"Trains" from Bishopstoke Players
"Sparkleshark" from Ottershaw Players
"Dickens Children" from Wessex Youth Theatre
"Alibi" from The Whips
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The Barbara Huntley Cup
(Adjudicator’s Award)
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Janice Smith for the costumes with Young KVODS
NOMINATIONS
The banging door in "The Door"
Anne-Marie Baker and James McCowan for the writing in "Trains"
The set by Theatre64
Set design by Sleepy Theatre
The Whips for their ensemble playing
Sally Woodward as "Margaret" in "Last Tango in Little Grimley"
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The Godalming Theatre Group Celebration 85 Salver
(Directing)
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Stefan Dubois for "Immaculate" and "The Door"
NOMINATIONS
Jeff Raggett for "Rags to Riches" from Young KVODS
Gill Richardson for "the delicate art of keeping in touch" from Theatre64
Sue Dingley for a "A Small Affair" from Pyrford Little Theatre
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The Iain Home Rose Bowl
(Best Actor)
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Joel Embury from Mole Valley Scriptwriters as "Man" for "Immaculate"
NOMINATIONS
Chris Westgate as "Ryan" in "The Door" from Mole Valley Scriptwriters
Tom Cobley as "Boyd" in "The Door" from Mole Valley Scriptwriters
Graham Rice as "Greg, Dave,Potter,Harold,John,Larry" in "Opposites Attract" from The Sleepy Theatre Company
Sandy Hurle as "Willie" in "Blue Remembered Hills" from Ottershaw Players
Mike Hills as "Henry" in "the delicate art of keeping in touch" from Theatre64
Trevor Leek as "Calvin" in "Babysitting Calvin" from Horsell Amateur Dramatic Society
Tim Matthews as "Guy" in "A Small Affair" from Pyrford Little Theatre
Drew Thomas as "Connor" in "Immaculate" from Mole Valley Scriptwriters
Christopher Trezise as "Gilbert" in "Curtain Call" from Flying Horse Theatre
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The Richards-Smith Cup
(Best Actress)
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Anna Taylor from Mole Valley Scriptwriters as "Maddy" for "Immaculate"
NOMINATIONS
Frankie Godliman as "Mrs Brute" in "Who was Hilary Maconochie?" from Runnymede Drama Group
Claire Barber as "Daughter, Mother & Wife" in "the delicate art of keeping in touch" from Theatre64
Debbie Green as "Woman" in "Footprints in the Sand" from Ashtead Players
Sally Woodward as "Margaret" in "Last Tango in Little Grimley" from Thorpe Players
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The Handley-Jones Cup
(Best Supporting Actor)
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Graham Botterill from Ottershaw Players as "Donald Duck" in "Blue Remembered Hills"
NOMINATIONS
Ken Harper as "Terry" in "A Small Affair" from Pyrford Little Theatre
Andy Barkham as "Bernard" in "Last Tango in Little Grimley" from Thorpe Players
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The Irene Hutchence Cup
(Best Supporting Actress)
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Nicola Cutcliffe from Runnymede Drama Group as "Hilda the Maid" in "Who was Hilary Maconochie?"
NOMINATIONS
Nicky Breslin as "Kelly/Erica 3" in "Erica and Me" from Addlestone Community Theatre
Melanie Brenchley as "Angela" in "Blue Remembered Hills" from Ottershaw Players
Julia Stevens as "Audrey" in "Blue Remembered Hills" from Ottershaw Players
Janice Brockis as "Mrs Platt" in "A Small Affair" from Pyrford Little Theatre
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The Desmond Holt Memorial Cup
(Best Junior Player)
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Kate Robbins as Maddy in "Starlover" from Bishopstoke Players
NOMINATIONS
Roger Dipper as "General" in "Rags to Riches" from Young KVODS
Claire Cooper as Chlöe" in "Let No Man Put Asunder" from OHT Productions
Jess Dillion as "Grace" in "Trains" from Bishopstoke Players
Ann-Marie Baker as Ruth" in "Trains" from Bishopstoke Players
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The Guildbury Shield
(Technical Excellence)
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"Who was Hilary Maconochie?" from Runnymede Drama Group
NOMINATIONS
Theatre64 for "the delicate art of keeping in touch"
Ottershaw Players for "Blue Remembered Hills"
Young KVODS for "Rags to Riches"
Ottershaw Players for "Sparkleshark"
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The Spotlight Award
(Best Use of Lighting)
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Theatre 64 for "the delicate art of keeping in touch"
NOMINATIONS
Ottershaw Players for "Blue Remembered Hills"
Runnymede Drama Group for "Who Was Hilary Maconochie"
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The Madeline Boden Rose Bowl
(Best Original Play)
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"delicate art of keeping in touch" by Matthew Wilkie for Theatre64
NOMINATIONS
"Trains" by Anne-Marie Baker & James McCowan for Bishopstoke Players
"Curtain Call" by Keith Trezise for Flying Horse Theatre
"Let No Man Put Asunder" by Helena Rampley for OHT Productions
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The Pauline Brown Award
(Best
Backstage Management)
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Theatre 64 for "the delicate art of keeping in touch" |
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The Graham Brockis Award
(Best
Use of Sound)
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Theatre 64 for "the delicate art of keeping in touch"
NOMINATIONS
Darren Lord for "Rags to Riches" for Young KVODS
Ian Santry for "Who Was Hilary Maconcochie?" for Runnymede Drama Group
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