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The Snow Queen (Michaelmas, 2011)
Cast
- Gerda - Ellie “Dorothy” Armstrong
- Kay - Joe “Word Games” Hermaszewski (Oriel)
Inhabitants of the Magical World
The Snow Queen's Court
- Püsh (A goblin - Thursday) - Rebecca “my knees” Nightingale (Filthy Brooks Interloper)
Inhabitants of the Big City
- Greta (Gerda's Grandmother) - Bob “Million dollar figure” Hunt
- Jens (A villager) - Péter “Bad jokes 'til morning light” Connell
- Lars (A villager) - Christopher “OK here goes” Webster
The Flower Garden
- The Old Crone - Rachel “Now I shall have her as “company”!” Hughes
- Buttercup - Merlin “it's glorious” Seller
- Hyacinth - Alex “well we've got a smart one here” Brinkmann-Young
- Bluebell - Marianne “She's a nice old woman, but she is lonely” McKenzie
The Palace of Kleinstadt
- Rax (A talking crow) - Tim “Caw!” Skew
- Terga (King of Kleinstadt) - Pippin “Coaches Galore” (Magdalen)
- Drega (Princess of Kleinstadt) - Asha “Fetch a muff from my wardrobe” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
The Band of Robbers
- Hildegard (The Little Robber Girl) - Helen “just you and me now Flopsy” Britton
- Rosvo - Peter “Still in prison” Bunyan
Gerda's Friends in the North
- Bae (A Reindeer) - Perry “chew through your bonds” Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield)
And, by Special Magic and Science
- Hans Christian Anderson - Robert “resurrected” Collins
Production
- Directors - Sasha McKenna (St Hildas) and Adam Robinson (St. Peter's)
- Musical Directors - Ben Below (Worcester) and Frances Watson (Queen's)
- Thanks to - James Marsden (Corpus) and Jonathan Lipscombe (Mansfield)
Script and Programme
Flosscars Wins
| Best Costume | Emma New (St Hildas), Bryn Griffiths (New College) and Sam Young (Worcester) for Three Utterly ridiculous pairs of dungarees |
| Best Ad Lib | Ben Below (Worcester) for “What does this do? Maybe it controls time? Maybe it controls time? Maybe it controls time? |
| Best Quote (during a show) | Bob Hunt and Richard Owen (Ex-Lincoln) for the “Kartoffel-schinken-schubkarre-aale-fahrzeug-kaese-kuche-wursten-schnitzel” line |
| The “Ooh you luvvie” Award for actually being able to act | Tim Skew for Rax |
| The “Don't Shoot the Children in the Face” Award for Best Performance in a Schools/Homes show of a different part to in the student show | Rory Morrison (Mansfield) for One of the three D's |
Flosscars Nominations
| Best Hero | Joe Hermaszewski (Oriel) for Kay |
| Best Heroine | Ellie Armstrong for Gerda |
| Best Bad Guy / Villain | Emma Slattery (Merton) for Jardis |
| The “M-Tropolis and M-Town” award for Best Double Act/Couple | Ben Below (Worcester) and Tim Ledsam (Hertford) for Jakob and Gregor Adrian Clayton (Hertford (Graduated)) and Rebecca Nightingale (Filthy Brooks Interloper) for Püsh and Shöve Bryn Griffiths (New College), Emma New (St Hildas) and Sam Young (Worcester) for Dieter, Dieter and Dietrich |
| Best Portrayal of a Member of the Opposite Sex | Bob Hunt for Greta |
| The “Tom Reynolds” Award for most Spurious Accent | Ben Below (Worcester) and Tim Ledsam (Hertford) for Jakob and Gregor Diran Bodossian (Balliol) for Tuuli (The Northern Wind) Thomas Little (Hertford) for Jareth (The Bowie Voice) |
| Best Directing Team | Sasha McKenna (St Hildas), Adam Robinson (St. Peter's), Ben Below (Worcester) and Frances Watson (Queen's) |
| Best Writer | Richard Owen (Ex-Lincoln) |
| Best Song | Rachel Hughes for Oh Kay Ben Below (Worcester) and Tim Ledsam (Hertford) for Science! Zombies! Tsunamis! Ben Below (Worcester) for It's Good To Be Evil |
| Best Prop | Jenni Goodchild (Mansfield), Richard Owen (Ex-Lincoln) and Morgan Wilkinson (Hertford) for The Magic Mirror |
| Best fluff/fuck-up/cock-up during a performance | Adrian Clayton (Hertford (Graduated)) for swearing in front of the brownies Ben Below (Worcester), Tim Ledsam (Hertford) and Jonathan Lipscombe (Mansfield) for putting the benches so far upstage in the Ghost Gag that the ghosts couldn't hide properly |
| Best Ad Lib | Joe Hermaszewski (Oriel) for “Time to reflect on what you've done” Ben Below (Worcester) and Tim Ledsam (Hertford) for all their lines, none of which were in the script |
| The “Ooh you luvvie” Award for actually being able to act | Thomas Little (Hertford) for Jareth |
| The “Beyond the Call of Duty” Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Sasha McKenna (St Hildas) and Adam Robinson (St. Peter's) for directing at the last minute |