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Tragedy: A Comedy (Trinity, 2011)
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Have you ever wondered who would win in a fight between Romeo, Macbeth and Hamlet? WELL NOW YOU CAN FIND OUT! Shakespeare as you've never seen him before!
Cast
- Tybalt - Perry “terribly dexterous hands!' Hartland-Asbury (Mansfield)
- Montague 1 - Emily “We'll take him home” Robotham
- Rosencrantz - Rebecca “Sweet-bottom grass” Nightingale (Filthy Brooks Interloper)
- Guildenstern - Péter “perfect” Connell
- Witch 1 - Pippin “chocolate statue of Voldemort” (Magdalen)
Production
- Written by - Asha “It's a very serious work of literature!” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
- Director - Aya Matsumoto and Ben Below (Worcester)
- Musical Director - Perry Hartland-Asbury (Mansfield)
- Producer - Morgan Wilkinson (Hertford) and Rebecca Nightingale (Filthy Brooks Interloper)
Script and Programme
Flosscars Wins
| Best Hero | Emma New (St Hildas) for Romeo |
| The “M-Tropolis and M-Town” award for Best Double Act/Couple | Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) and Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) for MacBeth and Father Lawrence |
| Best Portrayal of a Member of the Opposite Sex | Sam Young (Worcester) for Nursey |
| Best Writer | Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) |
| Best fluff/fuck-up/cock-up during a performance | Alice Young (Hertford) for “Romeo! I'm so glad I've killed you! I mean found you!” |
| The “Dan Artus” Award for Best Worst Line-learner | Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) for Father Lawrence |
Flosscars Nominations
| Best Hero | Jenni Goodchild (Mansfield) for Hamlet |
| Best Heroine | Rhoslyn Beckwith (St. Hilda's) for Juliet |
| Best Bad Guy / Villain | Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for MacBeth Pippin (Magdalen), Aya Matsumoto and Ben Below (Worcester) for The Witches |
| The “M-Tropolis and M-Town” award for Best Double Act/Couple | Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) and Sam Young (Worcester) for Nursey and Father Lawrence Jessica Law (St.Anne's) and Bryn Griffiths (New College) for Shakespeare and Marlowe |
| Best Portrayal of a Member of the Opposite Sex | Emma New (St Hildas) for Romeo Alice Young (Hertford) for Mercutio Jenni Goodchild (Mansfield) for Hamlet |
| The “Tom Reynolds” Award for most Spurious Accent | Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for MacBeth |
| Best Directing Team | Aya Matsumoto, Ben Below (Worcester) and Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) |
| Best Song | Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) for So Much Fun to be a Shakespeare Zombie |
| Best Costume | Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for MacBeth Alice Young (Hertford) for Mercutio Rhoslyn Beckwith (St. Hilda's) for Juliet's Wedding Dress Olivia Upchurch (Jesus) for her dress (post paddling pool…) |
| Best Prop | Morgan Wilkinson (Hertford) and Rebecca Nightingale (Filthy Brooks Interloper) for The Balcony |
| Best fluff/fuck-up/cock-up during a performance | Rhoslyn Beckwith (St. Hilda's) for forgetting the song and singing “I don't know what the words are” instead Olivia Upchurch (Jesus) and the paddling pool for failed trajectories |
| Best Ad Lib | Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) for the crime fighting with Jesus dream Marcus Garner-Hatcher (Lincoln) for being a tree Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) and Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for “Aaargh! Thar be Oxford, ripe for the plunderin'!” / “Och Aye, I'm in trouble again!” Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for nothing specific, as all his lines seemed as-libbed… |
| The “Dan Artus” Award for Best Worst Line-learner | Richard Owen (Ex-Lincoln) for Montague 2 |
| The “Ooh you luvvie” Award for actually being able to act | Emma New (St Hildas) for Romeo Martin Corcoran (St. Edmund Hall) for MacBeth Jonathan Sims (St. Hilda's) for Father Lawrence |
| The “Beyond the Call of Duty” Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Sam Young (Worcester) for having to kiss Jonny |