| Best Double Act | Lydia and Andrea for Belle and Maid Marion |
| Best on-stage fuck-up | Lid for cutting the last two scenes of the panto with premature poetry |
| Best speech | Nicole for The hamster speech in panto |
| Worst Audience:(I don't mean to influence your choice, but they were mean little critters. ) | St Peters JCR for ignoring us St Peters JCR for refusing to come up on stage St Peters JCR for being miserable bastards St Peters JCR for accepting flashing but refusing to react St Peters JCR for being more interested in football St Peters JCR for not finding it funny when we gave them a tampon for being our worst audience |
| Best last-minute OULE | noga zivan (Wadham) for Fairy Lea |
| Best caricature of oneself | Lid for Belle |
| Best Heroine | Lid for Belle |
| Best Villain | Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for Fairy Stovthemall |
| Best ad-lib | Lid for “I'm so hungry. I wish I had some pies, but there are no pies. I wonder who ate all the pies.” Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for “You don't like girls, do you,” |
| Best on-stage fuck-up | Duncan Coutts (Worcester) for “What's my line?” Duncan Coutts (Worcester) for “Bastard!” at the lovely school |
| Best speech | Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for the “There's nothing I can't do” speech |
| The “Beyond the call of duty” award, for going beyond the call of duty | Lid for flashing St Peters JCR in an attempt to get a reaction |
| Best last-minute OULE | Tessa for Fairy Lea |
| Best drunk | Jhon for The King |
| Best dodgy accent | Nicole for Jean-Pierre |