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24 May 2012

Chapman Tripp results

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Critics Wild Card: End Game - Kenny King and Rebekah Sherrat
Brancott Estate Award for Most Original Production of the Year: The Arrival - Red Leap Theatre Company
Downstage Theatre Award for the Most Promising Male Newcomer of the Year: Paul Waggott – Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Block Head
Circa Award Donated by Tact for the Most Promising Female Newcomer of the Year: Ella Becroft – The Arrival
Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School & Victoria University of Wellington Award for Most Promising Director of the Year: Charlotte Bradley – Katydid
The Theatre Awards Trust Award for Costume Designer of the Year: Elizabeth Whiting – The Arrival
Grouse Lighting Award for Lighting Designer of the Year: Jennifer Lal – The December Brother
Weta Workshop Award for Set Designer of the Year: John Verryt – The Arrival
The Absolutely Positively Award for Sound Designer of the Year: Gil Eva Craig – The December Brother
Constance Scott Kirkcaldie Award for Outstanding Composer of Music: David Ward – The Guru of Chai
Peter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Sponsored by Bats Theatre & Taki Rua Productions: Lucy O’Brien – Katydid
Playmarket/Capital E National Theatre for Children New New Zealand Play of the Year: The Guru of Chai – Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis
The Orbit Corporate Travel Award for Supporting Actress of the Year: Darlene Mohekey – Shipwrecked! An Entertainment:
Chapman Tripp Award for Supporting Actor of the Year: Christopher Brougham – Dead Man’s Cell Phone
Eat Wellington Accolade for Outstanding Performance: Peter Hambleton – Letter Writer
Showcast Accolade for Outstanding Performance: Christopher Brougham – Me and Robert McKee
Chapman Tripp Award for Actress of the Year: Sophie Hambleton – Katydid
The Pro Actors and Gail Cowan Management Award for Actor of the Year: Jacob Rajan – The Guru of Chai
The Museum Hotel Award for Director of the Year: Julie Nolan – The Arrival
Chapman Tripp Award for Production of the Year: The Arrival – Red Leap Theatre Company
Mayor’s Award for Significant Contribution to Theatre: Richard Cathie. 

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