Charley's Aunt (Hilary, 2000)

A comedy in three acts and a dress

Cast

Jack Chesney _{(Undergraduate procurer of aunts)} - Richard Shaw
Charles Wykeham _{(Undergraduate, pleasantly confused)} - James Needham
Brasset _{(Scout, consequently no relation)} - Igor Gramatikovski
Lord Fancourt Babberly _{(Most Certainly not Charley's aunt)} - Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham)
Kitty Verdun _{(Suffragette and Jack's beloved)} - noga zivan (Wadham)
Amy Spettigue _{(Charley's amour, flower arranger)} - Kate Broadhurst
Sir Francis Chesney (Bart.) _{(Late India service (tennis and tea))} - Alexander Runchman
Mr. Spettigue _{(Amy's uncle, Kitty's guardian and bad egg)} - Duncan Coutts (Worcester)
Donna Lucia D’Alvadorez _{(Charley's aunt, a woman of means)} - Elizabeth Norman
Ela Delahay _{(Lucia's ward, of a romantic disposition)} - Rhi Mogridge

Best Heroine	noga zivan (Wadham) for Kitty Verdun
Best Bad Guy	Duncan Coutts (Worcester) for Stephen Spettigue
Best Love Scene	Richard Shaw and noga zivan (Wadham) for “Try me Jack!”
Best Impersonation of a person of the Opposite Sex	Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for Lord Fancourt Babberly
Most Quoted Line	“Next term I mean to work!”
Best caricature of oneself	James Needham for Charley Wykeham
Best special effect	Collapsible piano at Greengates nursing home
Best Line Learner	Alex Runchman
Best onstage tantrum	James for losing sense of script and mumbling “Amy, Amy!”
Best offstage tantrum	noga zivan (Wadham) for refusing to kiss Richard Shaw
Best 'fluff' during a performance	Liz for covering up the lost chunk: “Well, it looks like it's up to me to tell my story then!”

Best Hero	James Needham for Charley Richard Shaw for Jack
Best Heroine	Rhi Mogridge for Ela Delahay
Best inanimate object	Bottles of bubbly
Best Love Scene	Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) and Alex for “Would you be my little floweret?”
Best caricature of oneself	Rhi Mogridge for Ela Delahay Igor Gramatikovski for Brassett
Best Line Learner	Richard Shaw
Best onstage tantrum	Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for announcing she would not dress as a woman - “Oh no I'm not!”
Best offstage tantrum	Someone for Where's James? He's on in a minute! What's he doing with that bike? Kate Broadhurst for arriving three minutes before the performance at Greengates nursing home
Best 'fluff' during a performance	The letter James and Richard Shaw for swapping lines for an entire scene and no one noticing
Most improvements to actual lines/Best at making up convincing lines/Best Ad Lib	Richard Shaw James Needham Liz Norman