IFAC/Equity Awards

I wasn't able to attend the Awards night this year, due to it clashing with the last Hoo-Haa at the Freo, so apologies for taking a few days to report the results. Apparently it was a very successful event, at the new venue of the Royal Perth Yacht Club function room, and was fully sold out.


Here are the results! (Winners at the top of the list, followed by the other finalists).


BEST ACTOR-FEMALE
Shirley Van Sanden, for Hidden Dragons (Barking Gecko)

Jub (Suzanne) Clarke, (A Man With Five Children)
Marta Kaczmarek (Happy Days)
Marcelle Schmitz (Two Way Mirror)
Elizabeth Spencer (Citizen X)


BEST ACTOR-MALE
Gibson Nolte, for Proof (Black Swan)

Adam McGurk (A Man With Five Children)
Gibson Nolte (Nocturne)
James Sollis (Two Way Mirror)
Steve Turner (Talk About The Passion)


BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR_FEMALE
Francesca Waters, for Bed (Thin Ice Productions)

Amanda Crewes (Conundrum)
Vivienne Garrett (Live Acts On Stage)
Renee McIntosh (Bed)
Renee Newman-Storen (Dogs Barking)


BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR-MALE
Mike Frencham, for A Man With Five Children (Black Swan)

Crispian Chan (A Man With Five Children)
Oliver Cooney (Prayer To An Iron God)
Paul Goddard (Hidden Dragons)
Luke Hewitt (A Midsummer Night's Dream)


BEST NEWCOMER
Crispian Chan, for A Man With Five Children (Black Swan)

Deanna Cooney (The Simple Truth)
Oliver Cooney (Prayer To An Iron God)
Anna Kim (Citizen X)
Nicholas McRobbie (Conundrum)


BEST NEW PLAY
Ian Wilding, for Torrez (Black Swan)

Robert Jeffreys (Covert)
Hellie Turner (Bench)
Shirley Van Sanden (Hidden Dragons)


BEST DIRECTOR
Angela Chaplin, for 1300 Ashtrays (Deckchair Theatre)

Grahame Gavin (Hidden Dragons)
Tom Gutteridge (Proof)
Peter Kingston (A Man With Five Children)
Matthew Lutton (Bed)
Sally Richardson (Nocturne)


BEST PRODUCTION
Barking Gecko Theatre Company (Hidden Dragons)

Deckchair Theatre Company (1300 Ashtrays)
Black Swan Theatre Company (A Man With Five Children)
Thin Ice Productions (Bed)
Black Swan Theatre Company (Proof)


Best Stage Manager      Alan Surgener


The Guild Award 2004 winner is Steve Shaw.

 



Congrats to all.

Cheers,
Craig