| Best Hero | Dom Mattos (STB) for Jonathon |
| The “oooh, you luvvie!” award for actually being able to act | Louise Sherlock (St John's) for Renfield |
| The “Beyond the call of Duty” Award | Sally for making Monty and Gerald |
| Best Prop | The Gravestones |
| Best Pantomime Animal | Monty |
| Best impersonation of a member of the opposite sex | Sally for Arthur |
| Best Line-learner | Tom |
| Best Corpse | Matthew Robinson (Wadham) for Dracula (and specifically for wonderful urgling in Bohemian Rapsody) |
| Best Dodgy Accent / Thpeecth Impedimenth | Tom for Van Helsing |
| Best Hero | Kit for The Butler |
| Best Heroine | Mark for Betty the Maid |
| Best Villain | Matthew Robinson (Wadham) for Dracula |
| The “oooh, you luvvie!” award for actually being able to act | Harry Ullman (Wadham) for O'Conner Ruth for Lucy |
| Best Double Act / Ensemble | Maddi, Katherine and Helen for Three Vamps |
| Best Ad Lib | Kit for “The Queen Mother is 111, no wait, the Queen mother is ill.” |
| The “Beyond the call of Duty” Award | Flange for doing a shedload of stuff |
| Best Quote | Kit for Yes! Buffet the vampire Slayer! |
| Best Prop | The Buffet |
| Best Pantomime Animal | Gerald |
| Best impersonation of a member of the opposite sex | Louise Sherlock (St John's) for Renfield Elizabeth Baldwin (Balliol) for Jack |
| Best Costume | Ruth for all three Lucy costumes |
| Best Corpse | Everyone Ruth for Lucy as an undead corpse |
| Best Song / Dance Routine | Chorus for In the Navy Everyone for Bohemian Rapsody |
| The AA award for Drunkeness | Dom Mattos (STB) for “scriptwriting” |
| Best Dodgy Accent / Thpeecth Impedimenth | Mark for Betty's falsetto |
| Best Caricature of oneself | Louise Sherlock (St John's) for Renfield (did you see her midge collection?!) |