The Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards were the main theatre awards in New Zealand's capital city, Wellington, from 1992–2014, and have been succeeded by the Wellington Theatre Awards.
Established in 1992 and sponsored by law firm Chapman Tripp, the prestigious awards were a highlight in Wellington's art and social calendar. The presentations also recognised important contributions to the arts and the community.[1] The winners were selected by a panel of Wellington theatre critics. In 2014 Chapman Tripp ended their 22 year sponsorship due to a shift in their corporate social responsibility programme.[2]
The main theatres in Wellington such as BATS Theatre, Circa Theatre, and Downstage Theatre each had an individual Production of the Year award for their best production during the year.
Rachel House, who won four Chapman Tripps for Most Promising Female Newcomer (1995), Outstanding Performance (2000), Best Director (2001) and Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role (2003)
The 2010 awards were announced on 5 December 2010 at Wellington Opera House. A Critics' Wildcard Award was introduced this year, for "outstanding work in an area not otherwise covered by the awards".[11]
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The Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards were the main theatre awards in New Zealand s capital city Wellington from 1992 2014 and have been succeeded by the Wellington Theatre Awards Chapman Tripp Theatre AwardsTypeWellington New Zealand theatre awardsEstablished1992Established in 1992 and sponsored by law firm Chapman Tripp the prestigious awards were a highlight in Wellington s art and social calendar The presentations also recognised important contributions to the arts and the community 1 The winners were selected by a panel of Wellington theatre critics In 2014 Chapman Tripp ended their 22 year sponsorship due to a shift in their corporate social responsibility programme 2 The main theatres in Wellington such as BATS Theatre Circa Theatre and Downstage Theatre each had an individual Production of the Year award for their best production during the year Rachel House who won four Chapman Tripps for Most Promising Female Newcomer 1995 Outstanding Performance 2000 Best Director 2001 and Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role 2003 Contents 1 Notable winners 2 1992 awards 3 1993 awards 4 1994 awards 5 1995 awards 6 1996 awards 7 1997 awards 8 1998 awards 9 1999 awards 10 2000 awards 11 2001 awards 12 2002 awards 13 2003 awards 14 2004 awards 15 2005 awards 16 2006 awards 17 2007 awards 18 2008 awards 19 2009 awards 20 2010 awards 21 2011 awards 22 2012 awards 23 2013 awards 24 2014 awards 25 ReferencesNotable winners EditWinners at the Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards include the most acclaimed names in New Zealand theatre Such names include directors such as multiple winner Colin McColl Laureate Award Arts Foundation of New Zealand 2007 Miranda Harcourt Susan Wilson Nathaniel Lees Cathy Downes Ross Jolly and Rachel Teaomarama House Best Actress winners include Jennifer Ludlam Katherine McRae Carmel McGlone Grace Hoet and Madeleine Sami Best Actor winners include Ray Henwood Tim Balme Grant Tilly Dave Fane and Peter Hambleton In 2006 acclaimed Maori actor George Henare NZ Laureate Award Arts Foundation of New Zealand 2008 received a Chapman Tripp Best Actor Award for his portrayal of Willy Loman in Circa Theatre s Death of a Salesman Playwrights include David Geary Briar Grace Smith Hone Kouka Hori Ahipene and Kirk Torrance 3 1992 awards EditAward WinnerBats Production of the Year A Dangerous Game 4 Circa Production of the Year Joyful and Triumphant 4 Costume designer of the Year Prunella Wilde in The Glass Menagerie 4 Director of the Year Susan Wilson in Joyful and Triumphant 4 Downstage Production of the Year Death and the Maiden 4 Female Actor of the Year Jennifer Ludlam for Lysistrata and Daughters of Heaven both at Downstage 4 Female Actor in a Supporting Role Diedre O Connor for a triple role in The Comedy of Errors at Circa 4 Lighting Designer of the Year Tony Rabbit in Death and the Maiden at Downstage 4 Male Actor of the Year Brian Sergent for The Homecoming at Circa and A Dangerous Game at Bats Theatre 4 Male Actor in a Supporting Role Andrew Laing in The Glass Menagerie at Circa 4 Most Original Production Hide n Seek by Hori Ahipene and Hone Kouka at Taki Rua Depot 4 Most Promising Female Newcomer Nancy Brunning for Nga Wahine at Taki Rua Depot 4 Most Promising Male Newcomer Tim Spite for Backstage with the Quigleys at Bats and Blue Remembered Hills at Circa 4 NZ Playwright of the Year Robert Lord for Joyful and Triumphant 4 Production of the Year Joyful and Triumphant at Circa Theatre 4 Set Designer of the Year Prunella Wilde in The Glass Menagerie at Circa Theatre 4 Significant Contribution to Theatre George Webby Director of NZ Drama School for 14 years chairman of the Downstage Theatre Trust 4 Taki Rua Depot Production of the Year Hide n Seek 4 1993 awards EditAward WinnerBats Production of the Year VerbatimCirca Production of the Year A Doll s House 5 Costume Designer of the Year Kate Hawley 5 Downstage Production of the Year Glengarry Glen Ross 5 Lighting Designer of the Year Paul O Brien 5 Most Original Production of the Year Ophelia Thinks Harder director Jean Betts 5 Most Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Lara Matheson 5 Most Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Andrew Scott 5 New New Zealand Play of the Year Farewell Speech by Cathy Downes adapted from Rachel McAlpine 5 Set Designer of the Year Prunella Wilde 5 Taki Rua Production of the Year Cracks 5 1994 awards EditAward WinnerBats Production of the Year City of HandsCirca Production of the Year Angels in AmericaCostume Designer of the Year Dorita Hannah for Nga Tangata Toa Taki Rua Director of the Year Susan Wilson for Angels in AmericaDownstage Production of the Year Lovelock s Dream RunFemale Actor of the Year Denise O Connell in The Sisters Rosensweig Circa Female Actor in a Supporting Role Adele Chapman in NoraLighting Designer of the Year Phil Blackburn for Angels in America Circa Male Actor of the Year Grant Tilly in Angels in AmericaMale Actor in a Supporting Role Brian Sergent in I Hate Hamlet Circa Most Original Production of the Year City of Hands director Stephen Bain Bats Most Promising Female Newcomer Hera Dunleavy in Beautiful Thing Circa Most Promising Male Newcomer Bradley Carroll in Lovelock s Dream RunNew New Zealand Play of the Year Nga Tangata Toa by Hone Kouka Taki Rua Production of the Year Angels in America Circa Set Designer of the Year Andrew Moyes for Angels in America Circa Significant Contribution to Theatre Circa Theatre CouncilTaki Rua Production of the Year Nga Tangata Toa Briar Grace Smith s play Nga Pou Wahine won the Best Short Play Award in 19951995 awards EditAward WinnerBats Production of the Year The Iron MistressBest Short Play of the Year Nga Pou Wahine by Briar Grace SmithCirca Production of the Year ArcadiaCostume Designer of the Year Donna JefferisDirector of the Year Nathaniel Lees for Think of a GardenDownstage Production of the Year TakitoruFemale Actor of the Year Katherine McRaeFemale Actor in a Supporting Role Sima UraleLighting Designer of the Year Phil BlackburnMale Actor of the Year Stephen LovattMale Actor in a Supporting Role Stephen GledhillMost Original Production of the Year Takitoru directed by Jan Bolwell Keri Kaa Sunny AmeyMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Rachel HouseMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Simon FerryNew New Zealand Play of the Year Saving Grace by Duncan SarkiesProduction of the Year Think of a Garden directed by Nathaniel LeesSet Designer of the Year One of nominated designers John Parker Amanda Yates Justine Clark Dorita HannahSignificant Contribution to Theatre Richard CampionTaki Rua Production of the Year Think of a Garden Rona Bailey was honoured for her significant contribution to theatre in 19961996 awards EditAward WinnerBats Production of the Year Black MonkCirca Production of the Year Three Tall WomenCostume Designer of the Year John Verryt for King LearDirector of the Year Cathy Downes for TziganeDownstage Production of the Year King LearFemale Actor of the Year Dorothy McKegg in TziganeFemale Actor in a Supporting Role Geraldine Brophy in TziganeFemale Comedian or Group of the Year Hen s Teeth CollectiveLighting Designer of the Year Martyn Roberts for Black MonkMale Actor of the Year Bruce Phillips in Broken GlassMale Actor in a Supporting Role Roy Ward in The VisitMale Comedian or Group of the Year Sugar amp SpiceMost Original Production of the Year Too High The Son by Stephen Bain with France Herve amp Tim SpiteMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Nicola Kawana in Mo amp Jess Kill SusieMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Jason Te Kare in Flat Out BrownOutstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Tzigane by John VakidisOutstanding Short Play of the Year Mo amp Jess Kill Susie by Gary HendersonProduction of the Year Tzigane directed by Cathy DownesSet Designer of the Year Dorita Hannah for The VisitSignificant Contribution to Theatre Rona BaileyTaki Rua Production of the Year Te Reo Maori season1997 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Michele Amas in The Herbal BedActress in a Supporting Role Perry Piercy in Taking SidesActor of the Year Tim Balme in The Ballad of Jimmy CostelloActor in a Supporting Role Bruce Phillips in The Herbal BedBATS Production of the Year Krishnan s DairyCirca Production of the Year Taking SidesCostume Designer of the Year Debz Ruffell for Lady Windermere s FanDirector of the Year Roger Morton for KvetchDownstage Production of the Year The Ballad of Jimmy CostelloLighting Designer of the Year Martyn Roberts for MouthMost Original Production of the Year Bent directed by Jacqueline CoatsMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Jane Gratkowski in Agamemnon and Sally Stockwell in Taking SidesMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Scott Wills in MojoOutstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Purapurawhetu by Briar Grace SmithOutstanding Short Play of the Year Small Man On a Blue Background by Sean AllanProduction of the Year Krishnan s Dairy directed by Justin LewisSet Designer of the Year Andrew Foster for The Lead WaitSignificant Contribution to the Theatre Constance KirkcaldieSound Designer of the Year Chris Ward for The Lead WaitTaki Rua Production of the Year Purapurawhetu Lisa Maule won the Lighting Designer of the Year award in 1998 for her work on Home Fires 1998 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Alice Fraser in Amy s ViewActor of the Year David Fane in SonsCostume Designer Paul Jenden for Dirty WeekendsDirector of the Year Cathy Downes for CloserLighting Designer Lisa Maule for Home FiresMost Original Production of the Year Dirt Bret McKenzie Jeremy Randerson Jackie van Beek Gentiane Lupi Jason WhyteMost Promising Female Newcomer Helen Jones in The FarmMost Promising Male Newcomer Robbie Magasiva in SonsOutstanding New New Zealand Play Sons by Victor RodgerOutstanding New Writer Victor Rodger SonsOutstanding Performance Anna McPhail in Wolf LullabyOutstanding Performance Helen Moulder in Vita and VirginiaOutstanding Performance Jennifer Ludlam in Vita and VirginiaProduction of the Year Closer directed by Cathy DownesSet Designer Tony Rabbit for A Christmas CarolSignificant Contribution to Theatre John McDavitt former director of PlaymarketSound Designer Nigel Scott for An Unseasonable Fall of Snow Daniel Gillie won Most Promising Male Newcomer of the Year in 1999 for his work in The God Boy1999 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Madeleine Sami in BareActor of the Year Ken Blackburn in Waiting for GodotCostume Designer of the Year Paul Jenden for A Dragon in a WagonDirector of the Year Ross Jolly for Waiting For GodotLighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for MapakiMost Original Production of the Year Flood directed by Tracey Monastra amp Emma WillisMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Madeleine Sami in BareMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Daniel Gillies in The God BoyOutstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Bare by Toa FraserOutstanding New Writer of the Year Toa Fraser for BareOutstanding Performance Jacque Drew in Danny and the Deep Blue SeaOutstanding Performance Tim Balme in Much Ado About NothingOutstanding Performance Bruce Phillips Julius CaesarProduction of the Year Much Ado About Nothing directed by Miranda HarcourtSet Designer of the Year Andrew Thomas for Much Ado About NothingSignificant Contribution to the Theatre Sheilah WynnSound Designer of the Year Gavin McLean for Automaton Gareth Farr won the Outstanding Composer of Original Music Award in 20002000 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Helen Moulder in WitActor of the Year Tim Spite in FlipsideCostume Designer of the Year Janet Dunn for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are DeadDirector of the Year Colin McColl for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are DeadLighting Designer of the Year Lisa Maule for Haruru MaiMost Original Production of the Year SeeydMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Tandi Wright in A Midsummer Night s DreamMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year John Katipa in Haruru MaiOutstanding Composer of Original Music Gareth Farr for WitOutstanding Performance Madeleine Sami in No 2Outstanding Performance Rachel House in Woman Far WalkingPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Writer of the Year James Griffin for Serial KillersProduction of the Year Flipside directed by Simon BennettSet Designer of the Year Andrew Thomas for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are DeadSound Designer of the Year Peter Edge for FlipsideSupporting Actress of the Year Tandi Wright for RutherfordSupporting Actor of the Year Peter Hambleton in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are DeadThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year No 2 by Toa Fraser Rima Te Wiata won an Outstanding Performance Award for her role in Madame Melville in 20012001 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Grace Hoet in Take Me Home Mr Actor of the Year Ray Henwood in Playing BurtonCostume Designer of the Year Allan Lees for The Jungle BookDirector of the Year Rachel House for Have Car Will TravelLighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for Have Car Will TravelMost Original Production of the Year inSaltMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Nikki MacDonnell in Waterloo SunsetMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Christopher Brougham in Vick s Boy and Robert Mokaraka in Have Car Will TravelOutstanding Composer of Original Music Chris O Connor for Irish Annals of AotearoaOutstanding Performance Peter Daube in The Blue RoomOutstanding Performance Rima Te Wiata in Madame MelvillePeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Writer of the Year William Walker for Take Me Home Mr Production of the Year On the Razzle directed by Elric HooperSet Designer of the Year SEEyd Company for inSaltSound Designer of the Year Craig Sengelow for Have Car Will TravelSupporting Actor of the Year Jonathon Hendry in As You Like ItSupporting Actress of the Year Anna McPhail in On the RazzleThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Have Car Will Travel by Mitch Tawhi Thomas Peter Hambleton won Actor of the Year in 2002 for his role in Copenhagen2002 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Jennifer Ludlam in Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Actor of the Year Peter Hambleton in CopenhagenCostume Designer of the Year Alice Tinning for Richard IIIDirector of the Year Colin McColl for Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Lighting Designer of the Year Martyn Roberts in CopenhagenMost Original Production of the Year SAnDMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Erica Lowe in HamletMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Ben Barrington in EastOutstanding Composer of Original Music Don McGlashan for The World s WifeOutstanding Performance Grant Tilly in The Daylight AtheistOutstanding Performance Jacob Rajan in The Pickle KingPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Peter Cox for The Plum TreeProduction of the Year The Pickle KingSet Designer of the Year Ross Gibbs for GravitySignificant Contribution to the Theatre Red MoleSound Designer of the Year Peter Edge for GravitySupporting Actor of the Year Toby Leach in Trick of the LightSupporting Actress of the Year Donna Akersten in The Birthday PartyThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Trick of the Light by Ken Duncum2003 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Helen Moulder in Meeting KarpovskyActor of the Year Bruce Phillips in CherishCostume Designer of the Year Ken Blackburn for The Wind in the WillowsDirector of the Year Katherine McRae for An Enemy of the PeopleLighting Designer of the Year Stephen Blackburn for VulaMost Original Production of the Year StrataMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Rachel More in Humble BoyMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Simon Vincent in A Passionate WomanMost Promising New Director Tim Spite for StrataOutstanding Composer of Original Music Gareth Farr for VulaOutstanding Performance Tim Spite in The Wind in the WillowsOutstanding Performance Peter Hambleton in An Enemy of the PeoplePeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Kirk Torrance for StrataProduction of the Year An Enemy of the PeopleSet Designer of the Year Nicole Cosgrove for An Enemy of the PeopleSignificant Contribution to the Theatre Ian Hull BrownSound Designer of the Year Sebastian Morgan Lynch for In FlameSupporting Actress of the Year Rachel House for An Enemy of the PeopleSupporting Actor of the Year Wi Kuki Kaa for An Enemy of the PeopleThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Cherish by Ken Duncum2004 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Carmel McGlone in MacbethActor of the Year Paul McLaughlin in Albert SpeerCostume Designer of the Year Gillie Coxill for Big RiverDirector of the Year David O Donnell for Albert SpeerLighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for Oho AkeMost Original Production of the Year Sniper by The 24 7 Project amp BATS TheatreMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Danielle Mason in Collected StoriesMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Kip Chapman in Big RiverMost Promising New Director of the Year Ryan Hartigan for After KafkaOutstanding Composer of Original Music Jane Pierard for SniperOutstanding Performance Danielle Mason in The Shape of ThingsOutstanding Performance Matt Wilson in Vincent in BrixtonPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Brian Sergent for The Love of HumankindProduction of the Year Albert Speer by Albert Speer CollectiveSet Designer of the Year John Parker for Big RiverSound Designer of the Year Steve Gallagher for Oho AkeSupporting Actress of the Year Heather O Carroll for The Shape of ThingsSupporting Actor of the Year KC Kelly in MacbethThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Niu Sila by Oscar Kightley and Dave Armstrong2005 awards EditAward WinnerActress of the Year Mia Blake in Bash 6 Actor of the Year Malcolm Murray in I D 6 Costume Designer of the Year Donna Jefferis for The Cherry Orchard 6 Director of the Year David Lawrence for I D 6 Lighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for Hinepau 6 Mayor s Award for Significant Contribution to Theatre Dorothy McKegg 6 Most Original Production of the Year Head by BATS Theatre Nightsong Productions and Theatre Stampede 6 Most Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Erin Banks in A Midsummer Night s Dream 6 Most Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Nathan Meister in Kikia Te Po 6 Most Promising New Director of the Year Katie Wolfe for The Women 6 Outstanding Composer of Original Music Stephen Gallagher for Hinepau 6 Outstanding Performance Jason Whyte in The Tutor 6 Outstanding Performance Teodor Surcel in Gloomy Sunday 6 Peter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Lauren Jackson for Exchange 6 Production of the Year I D by The Bacchanals directed by David Lawrence 6 Set Designer of the Year John Hodgkins for Bright Star 6 Sound Designer of the Year Paddy Bleakley and David Lawrence for Baghdad Baby 6 Supporting Actor of the Year Alex Greig for I D 6 Supporting Actress of the Year Jane Waddell for Bright Star 6 The Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year The Tutor by Dave Armstrong 6 2006 awards EditThe 2006 winners were announced at an award ceremony hosted by mayor Kerry Prendergast on the 7 December 2006 7 Award WinnerActress of the Year Carol Smith in The Country 7 Actor of the Year George Henare in Death of a SalesmanCostume Designer of the Year Gillie Coxill for The RivalsDirector of the Year Susan Wilson for Death of a SalesmanLighting Designer of the Year Martyn Roberts for Yours TrulyMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Grant TillyMost Original Production of the Year Yours TrulyMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Rachel Forman in Fool For LoveMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year James Ashcroft in The Brilliant FassahMost Promising New Director of the Year Lyndee Jane Rutherford for LovepukeOutstanding Composer of Original Music Peter Daube for Stories Told To Me By GirlsOutstanding Performance Jennifer Ludlam in Death of a SalesmanOutstanding Performance Malcolm Murray in The CountryPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Sonya Stewart for WheelProduction of the Year Yours Truly by Left of Centre ProductionsSet Designer of the Year John Hodgkins for Master ClassSound Designer of the Year Matthew Lambourn for Dr Buller s BirdsSupporting Actor of the Year Julian Wilson in The UnderpantsSupporting Actress of the Year Heather O Carroll in The CountryThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Yours Truly by Albert Belz2007 awards EditThe 2007 winners were announced on 3 December 2007 8 Award WinnerActress of the Year Mel Dodge in Uncle VanyaActor of the Year Grant Tilly in Home LandCostume Designer of the Year Gillie Coxill for Uncle VanyaDirector of the Year Jane Waddell for Home LandLighting Designer of the Year Martyn Roberts for Maui One Man Against the GodsMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Bill Guest Associate Director and Head of Entertainment Technology amp Performing Arts Management Toi Whakaari New Zealand Drama SchoolMost Original Production of the Year HotelMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Jodie Hillock in Home LandMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Michael Whalley in The CapeMost Promising New Director of the Year Willem Wassenaar for Angels in America Part 1 Millennium ApproachesOutstanding Composer of Original Music Gareth Farr for Maui One Man Against the GodsOutstanding Performance Rachel Forman in BlackbirdOutstanding Performance Emmet Michael Kennedy in Shining CityPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Rob Mokaraka and Paolo Rotondo for Strange Resting PlacesProduction of the Year Home LandSet Designer of the Year Brian King for The Hollow MenSound Designer of the Year Stephen Gallagher for Shining CitySupporting Actor of the Year Gavin Rutherford in Uncle VanyaSupporting Actress of the Year Jennifer Ludlam in OthelloThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Home Land by Gary Henderson2008 awards EditThe 2008 awards were announced on 7 December 2008 9 Award WinnerActress of the Year Ali Harpur in BombshellsActor of the Year Brian Hotter in HeatCostume Designer of the Year Kathyrn Tyree for The KreutzerDirector of the Year Tim Spite for PauaLighting Designer of the Year Lisa Maule for The American PilotMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Sunny AmeyMost Original Production of the Year Apollo 13 Mission Control by HACKMAN and BATS TheatreMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Brooke Williams in Mr MarmaladeMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Arthur Meek in On the Conditions and Possibilities of Helen Clark Taking Me as Her Young LoverMost Promising New Director of the Year Sophie Roberts for Mr MarmaladeOutstanding Composer of Original Music Jonathan Crayford for AdagioOutstanding Performance Kip Chapman in The Little Dog LaughedOutstanding Performance Simon Vincent in MetamorphosisPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Eli Kent for Rubber TurkeyProduction of the Year Mr Marmalade by The Moving Theatre CompanySet Designer of the Year Daniel Williams for The Little Dog LaughedSound Designer of the Year Gareth Ruck for Apollo 13 Mission ControlSupporting Actress of the Year Michele Amas Jane Waddell in MammalsSupporting Actor of the Year Felix Preval in Sensible Susan and the Queen s Merkin A Morality PlayThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Where We Once Belonged adapted by Dave Armstrong from the novel by Sia Figiel2009 awards EditThe 2009 awards were announced on 6 December 2009 10 Award WinnerActress of the Year Erin Banks in A Brief History of Helen of TroyActor of the Year Jed Brophy in The BlackeningCostume Designer of the Year Dawa Devereux for A Most Outrageous HumbugDirector of the Year Tim Spite for Biography of My Skin AND Leo Gene Peters for Death and the Dreamlife of Elephants Joint winners Lighting Designer of the Year Adam Walker for Death and the Dreamlife of ElephantsMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Bill SheatMost Original Production of the Year The Intricate Art of Actually Caring by The Playground CollectiveMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Sophie Roberts in Wolf s LairMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Jack Shadbolt in The Intricate Art of Actually CaringMost Promising New Director of the Year Eleanor Bishop for The Intricate Art of Actually CaringOutstanding Composer of Original Music Erika Grant Isaac Smith amp Amanda Mclean for BedlamOutstanding Performance Geraldine Brophy in Blood WeddingOutstanding Performance Miranda Harcourt in Biography of My SkinPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Arthur Meek for Collapsing CreationProduction of the Year Collapsing Creation by Downstage Theatre and Conditional ProductionsSet Designer of the Year Tracey Monastra for Death and the Dreamlife of ElephantsSound Designer of the Year Stephen Gallagher for The BlackeningSupporting Actress of the Year Michele Amas in Rock n RollSupporting Actor of the Year Christopher Brougham in Collapsing CreationThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Collapsing Creation by Arthur Meek2010 awards Edit Elizabeth Whiting costume designer of the year 2010 The 2010 awards were announced on 5 December 2010 at Wellington Opera House A Critics Wildcard Award was introduced this year for outstanding work in an area not otherwise covered by the awards 11 Award WinnerActress of the Year Sophie Hambleton in KatydidActor of the Year Jacob Rajan in The Guru of ChaiCostume Designer of the Year Elizabeth Whiting for The ArrivalDirector of the Year Julie Nolan for The Arrival Lighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for The December BrotherMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Richard CathieMost Original Production of the Year The Arrival by Red Leap Theatre CompanyMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Ella Becroft in The ArrivalMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Paul Waggott in Dog Sees God Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead Most Promising New Director of the Year Charlotte Bradley for KatydidOutstanding Composer of Original Music David Ward for The Guru of ChaiOutstanding Performance Peter Hambleton in The Letter WriterOutstanding Performance Christopher Brougham in Me and Robert McKeePeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Lucy O Brien for KatydidProduction of the Year The Arrival by Red Leap Theatre CompanySet Designer of the Year John Verryt for The ArrivalSound Designer of the Year Gill Eva Craig for The December BrotherSupporting Actress of the Year Darlene Mohekey in Shipwrecked An EntertainmentSupporting Actor of the Year Christopher Brougham Dead Man s Cell PhoneThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year One of The Second Test by Jonathan Brugh Katydid by Lucy O Brien and The Guru of Chai by Jacob Rajan Justin LewisCritics Wild Card Award Kenny King and Rebekah Sherratt for animating the set in Capital E National Theatre for Children s End Game 2011 awards EditThe 2011 awards were presented at the Wellington Opera House on 4th December as follows 12 Award WinnerActress of the Year Jennifer Ludlam in August Osage CountyActor of the Year Jarod Rawiri in I George NepiaCostume Designer of the Year Gillie Coxill for The Spy Who Wouldn t Die AgainDirector of the Year Jason Te Kare for I George NepiaLighting Designer of the Year Marcus McShane for When the Rain Stops FallingMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Jim MoriartyMost Original Production of the Year Hear to See by Capital E National Theatre for ChildrenMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Lauren Gibson in August Osage County Most Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Simon K Leary in Mates amp Lovers Most Promising New Director of the Year Jason Te Kare for I George NepiaOutstanding Composer of Original Music Richard Nunns for Hear to SeeOutstanding Performance Michelle Amas in August Osage CountyOutstanding Performance Phil Grieve in Slouching Toward BethlehemPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Ralph McCubbin Howell for The Engine RoomProduction of the Year I George Nepia by Tawata ProductionsSet Designer of the Year Andrew Foster for The Lead WaitSound Designer of the Year Chris Ward for The Lead WaitSupporting Actress of the Year Erin Banks for The Engine RoomSupporting Actor of the Year Christopher Brougham for When the Rain Stops FallingThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Slouching Toward Bethlehem by Dean ParkerCritics Wild Card Award Johann Nortje for his body of work as an AV Designer on Hear to See When the Rain Stops Falling Wake Less 2012 awards Edit John Verryt set designer of the year 2012 The 2012 awards were presented on 9th December 2012 at the Paramount Theatre Wellington as follows 13 Award WinnerActress of the Year Elena Stejko in A Shortcut to HappinessActor of the Year Tom Monckton in Moving StationeryCostume Designer of the Year Shona Tawhiao for The Maori Troilus and Cressida Toroihi Raua Ko KahiraDirector of the Year Rachel House for The Maori Troilus and Cressida Toroihi Raua Ko KahiraLighting Designer of the Year Jennifer Lal for Into the Uncanny ValleyMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Dawn Sanders CEO of Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand Most Original Production of the Year Paper Sky by Red Leap TheatreMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Victoria Abbott in West End GirlsMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Tim Carlsen in One Day MokoMost Promising New Director of the Year Tammy Davis for The ProspectOutstanding Composer of Original Music Laughton Pattrick for Around the World and Buck Again Outstanding Performance Richard Dey in All My SonsOutstanding Performance Te Kohe Tuhaka in Michael James ManaiaPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Maraea Rakuraku for The ProspectProduction of the Year The Maori Troilus and Cressida Toroihi Raua Ko Kahira by Ngakau ToaSet Designer of the Year John Verryt for Paper SkySound Designer of the Year Chris Ward for PeninsulaSupporting Actress of the Year Nancy Brunning in Clybourne ParkSupporting Actor of the Year Rob Lloyd for The ProspectThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Peninsula by Gary HendersonCritics Wild Card Award Vance Fontaine and his Peculiar Sensations Greg Ellis Thom McGrath Tane Upjohn Beatson Takumi Motokawa Matiu Whiting2013 awards EditThe 2013 awards were presented on the 15 December 2013 at the Paramount Cinema in Wellington as follows 14 Award WinnerActress of the Year Erin Banks in TribesActor of the Year Byron Coll in Midsummer A Play With SongsCostume Designer of the Year Kasia Pol for Sydney Bridge Upside DownDirector of the Year Geoff Pinfield for The Magic ChickenLighting Designer of the Year Marcus McShane for Broken RiverMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre The Founders of Playmarket Robert Lord Nonnita Rees Judy Russell Ian FraserMost Original Production of the Year Squidboy by Theatre BeatingMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Hayley Sproull in Outsider s GuideMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Joe Dekkers Reihana in CoriolanusMost Promising New Director of the Year Hannah Smith for The Road That Wasn t ThereOutstanding Composer of Original Music Gareth Farr for Duck Death and the TulipOutstanding Performance Renee Lyons in Nick An Accidental HeroPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Sarita Keo Kossamak So for Neang Neak s LegacyProduction of the Year The Road That Wasn t There by Trick of the Light TheatreSet Designer of the Year Andrew Foster for RedSound Designer of the Year Tane Upjohn Beatson for Broken RiverSupporting Actress of the Year Nancy Brunning in Neang Neak s LegacySupporting Actor of the Year Aaron Cortesi in Sydney Bridge Upside DownThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year The Road That Wasn t There by Ralph McCubbin HowellCritics Wild Card Award The Bacchanals2014 awards EditThe 2014 awards were presented on Sunday 14 December 2014 at the Paramount Theatre in Wellington as follows 15 Award WinnerActress of the Year Erin Banks in ConstellationsActor of the Year Gavin Rutherford in A View From the BridgeCostume Designer of the Year Donna Jefferis for EquivocationDirector of the Year Peter Hambleton for EquivocationLighting Designer of the Year Rowan McShane for A Play About FearMayor s Award for Significant Contribution to the Theatre Simon Bennett and Simon Elson for their restructure of Bats Theatre in 1989 Most Original Production of the Year Dinner with Izzy and Simon by Isobel MacKinnon and Simon HarenMost Promising Female Newcomer of the Year Neenah Dekkers Reihana in 4 Billion LikesMost Promising Male Newcomer of the Year Tom Eason in EquivocationMost Promising New Director of the Year Samuel Phillips for A Midsummer Night s DreamOutstanding Composer of Original Music David Ward for Kiss The FishOutstanding Performance Hannah Banks in WatchPeter Harcourt Award for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Chris Molloy for Putorino HillProduction of the Year Equivocation by Circa TheatreSet Designer of the Year Meg Rollandi for WatchSound Designer of the Year Tane Upjohn Beatson for Watch Supporting Actress of the Year Julia Croft in Kiss The FishSupporting Actor of the Year Calum Gittins in Riding In Cars With Mostly Straight BoysThe Absolutely Positively Outstanding New New Zealand Play of the Year Kiss The Fish by Jacob Rajan and Justin LewisCritics Wild Card Award Deb McGuire for technical operation and extraordinary support beyond the call of duty References Edit Chapman Tripp Community 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