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In this, the untold story of the Queen of Hearts, we invite you down the rabbit hole to see a different side of the nonsense world of Wonderland. Meet old favourites and new characters alike as we spin a tale of Cards and Tarts, of Tea and Hearts, punctuated with classic OULES wit and musical comedy.
Best Villain | Anna Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College) for The Mad Hatter |
The 'Ooh you luvvie' Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Anna Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College) for The Mad Hatter |
Best Hero | James Carter (Ex-Magdalen) for Hedgehog No. 3 |
Best Heroine | Beth Mabbutt (LMH) for Queen of Hearts Frances Livesey (Corpus Christi) for Alice |
Best Villain | Ana Pagu (St. Edmund Hall) for Dormouse Georgie Atton (Somerville) for Baron von Top Trump |
Best Morally Ambiguous Person | Alex Marcus for The Ace of Spades Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for Cheshire Cat Orlanda Edmonds for Queen of Diamonds |
Best Double/Group Act | Anna Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College), Maria Stroyakovski (Keble) and Ana Pagu (St. Edmund Hall) for The Mad Tea Party Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Rob Selth (Univ) for Cheshire Cat and Dodo |
Best Couple | Beth Mabbutt (LMH) and Orlanda Edmonds for The Queens |
Most Spurious Accent | Benjamin Kybett (Magdalen) for The Knave of Spades Georgie Atton (Somerville) for Baron von Top Trump |
Best Directing Team | Jasper Rose Russell (ex-Merton), Kiwi Apteryx-Tokoeka (Charles Xavier School For Gifted Youngsters) and Sebastian Fox (Mansfield) for Off With Their Heads |
Best Writer(s) | Katie Moore (Ex-Magdalen) and Georgie Atton (Somerville) for Off With Their Heads |
Best Song | Judith Moore (Balliol) for Off With Their Heads! |
Best Costume | Maria Stroyakovski (Keble) for The March Hare Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for Cheshire Cat Georgie Atton (Somerville) for Treasurer Uno |
Best Best Prop | Tristan Cresswell (Sheffield) and Katie Moore (Ex-Magdalen) for Rules of Bridge |
Best Cock-up During a Performanc | Leo Tucker (Wadham) for Being late for a very important date… his cue. All of the cards for Falling apart |
Best Ad-Lib | Leo Tucker (Wadham) for Doing up his rabbit onesie as he came up on stage to imply… certain things |
Best Audience Participation / Heckle | Lily Miles (Hertford) for Correcting the Knave of Spades on the pronunciation of 'hatter' |
Best Quote During a Show (from a script) | Knave of Spades for 'I wish to enter mon croissant' |
Best Worst Line-Learner | Frances Livesey (Corpus Christi) for Off With Their Heads |
The 'Ooh you luvvie' Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Rob Selth (Univ) for Dodo |
The 'Beyond the Call of Duty' Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Katie Moore (Ex-Magdalen) for Standing in as Top Trump at the last minute when Georgie was called unexpectedly to Madagascar |