December 12, 2011
The HACKMAN Awards 2011 nominees and winners (in bold) are:
The Shortland Street Award for Best Break up of the Year…
Nic Sampson and Chelsea Ewan McGregor – These are the Skeletons of Us
Andrew Munroe And Delaney Tabron – Reasons to be Pretty
Elizabeth Hawthorne and Robyn Malcolm – Mary Stuart
The Kathryn Rawlings Award for Best Entrance of the Year…
Johnny Moffat and Toby Leach – The Chatham’s
Jennifer Ward-Lealand – Rita and Douglas
Eve Gordon – Venus Is
The Elephant Publicity Award for Best Poster of the Year…
Death by Cheerleader
Constantinople
The Keepers
The Auckland Actors Award for Smallest Part of the Year…
Morgan Albrecht – Disorder
Devlin Bishop – Boys Life
The TAPAC Award for Best Cross Gender Acting of the Year…
Josephine Stewart-Tewhiu – Space Race
Tom Sainsbury – Joseph and Mahina
Cameron Rhodes – Tartuffe
The Oryza Award for Best Accent of the Year…
Natalie Medlock – Dan is Dead /I am Yeti
Michael Hurst – Red
Anya Tate-Manning – Glorious
The Armstrong Creative Award for Best Technical ***k up of the Year…
The Wizard of Oz – The Hot Air Balloon taking off without the Wiz
Speeddaters – Starting the show while Grae Burton was still flirting at the bar next door
Disorder – Graham Candy getting hit in the face by falling wheelchair that fell through Basement’s trap door.
The Basement Award for Best Dry of the Year…
The cast of any Tom Sainsbury play
Benjamin Teh – The First Asian All Black
The Johnson Laird Management Award for Best Weapon of the Year…
The Dildo – Tartuffe
Lara Fischel Chisholm’s wooden spoon – In Flagrante
The Cardboard Robot – Barnaby Fredric / Stitch in Time
The Play Press Award for an Actress/Actor playing a character with a disability/medical condition of the year…
Sophie Henderson – Lobotomy – Yours Truly
Kura Forrester – Awhi Tapu
Chris Molloy – Cancer – Heroes
The Playmarket Award for Best Line in a Kiwi Play…
“Homebrand, that’s a good brand!” – Silent Night
“I hate Midgets. They steal things” – Death of a Cheerleader
“Ah, no, Dingus. Life modelling is when you’re doing modelling alive. Durr” Crims
The Q Theatre Award for Best Special Effect of the Year…
The Lamp Dance – Faux Real
Synchronised Swimming – Sirens
Blood Splatter in Disorder – Young and Hungry
The Auckland Festival Award for Best Pash of the Year…
Dena Kennedy and Andi Crown – Yours Truly
Sophie and Nathan – Tartuffe
Dwayne Cameron and Nicola Valeta – Reasons to be Pretty
The Auckland Theatre Company Award for Best Nudity of the Year…
Sam Snedden – The Only Child
Gypsy Katua – The Sex Show
Yvette Parsons – I am Yeti
The Silo Award for Best Ensemble acting of the Year…
[Theatreview is delighted to offer the winners a year’s free membership of the NZ Performing Arts Directory (PAD)]
Isla Adamson and Josephine Stewart-Tewhiu – Chalk
The cast of Bare
The cast of The End of the Golden Weather – Auckland Theatre Company
The APRA Award for Best Singing in a Play…
The Factory – Killa Kokonut Krew
The Laramie Project – PIPA
Man Bits – Mark Scott and his Penis song
The DANZ Award for Best Dancing in a Play…
Olivia Tennet – The Wizard of Oz
Mia Blake – Tartuffe
Devlin Bishop and Cathy Rood – The Sex Show
The Karen Kay Award for Best Performance of “A Hooped Skirt wearing Racially Naive 19th Century character”
Laurel Devenie – On the Upside Down of the World
Laurel Devenie – On the Upside Down of the World
Laurel Devenie – On the Upside Down of the World
The Elizabeth Whiting Award for Best Costume of the Year…
The Cape – Stranger things 4 – Edward Clendon
The White gown – Drowning in Veronica Lake – Sara Taylor
The Monkey’s – The Twits – Tracey Collins
The Theatreview Award for Best Review Quote of the Year…
Lexie Matherson: “The Pumphouse Theatre was as immaculate as always which is no mean feat considering that most of their current audience is made up of under fives and the age gap between the kids and their accompanying family members could mostly be counted in decades rather than years.”
James Wenley: “More satisfying than all 5 of the Bring it On films put together, Death by Cheerleader has the spirit and much, much more.” On Death by Cheerleader
“Needed Moor” – Matt Baker on Othello
The NZ Actors Equity Award for Best Death
Todd Emerson – The Family Wilder
Andi Crown – Yours Truly
Ben Van Lier – Making a Killing
The Robert Bruce Award for Best Stage manager
Josh Hyman
RUBY Reihana-Wilson
Stacey Donaldson
The STAMP at the EDGE award for best newcomer:
[All 5 nominees are winners and have scored prizes including a contract at ATC, Q rehearsal space, Basement performance space, First Scene prop hire credit and a Showcast subscription.]
Jessica Verryt – Set designer – ATC award
Andrew Ford – Actor – Basement performance space
Abigail Greenwood – Director – Q rehearsal space
Tim Carlsen – Actor – Showcast Subscription
Ruby Reihana-Wilson – Stage Manager – First Scene prop hire credit
The Lifetime Achievement Award
ROGER HALL – playwright
To see all the nomination posts, click here.
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