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Let's Kill Santa (Michaelmas, 2017)
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Is your eighth week looking empty? Do you want a show, a masterpiece of theater? A thriller, a drama, an epic? A tale for the ages?
…well, we don't have that. What we do have is a comedy musical featuring revolutionary elves, idiotic secret agents, evil confectionery and one very fabulous reindeer.
Cast
- Narrator - Perry “For the Ages” Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield)
QWERTY
- Bames Jond - Will “Typecast Misogynist” Mason
- Ivan Ivanovitch Ivanovsky - Tom “Я определенно не русский шпион“ Saer
Reindeer
Elves
Assorted Humans
- Speck - Serena “Stealing is a crime” Barney
Villains
- Cupcake - Berenika “And don’t come back!” Kotełko
Assorted Mythical Beings
- Krampus - Jasper Rose “I’m a Demon” Russell (ex-Merton)
Stall Holders
Production
Song Writers
- Perry “This is Going to get Interesting” Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield)
- “Santa Claus is Goin Down”
- “Police Brutality”
- “The Barricade”
- “Finale”
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- “I Put the Ho’ in Hoodwink”
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- “Outsiders Market”
- “The Money Song”
- “The Gifting Song”
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- “Finale”
Script and Programme
Flosscar Wins
| Best Song | Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) for “The Barricade” |
| Best Costume | Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) for Vyclaudius' Outfit |
| Best Ad-Lib | Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) for the “Look over here” song |
| Best Audience Participation/Heckle | Benjamin Kybett (Magdalen) for “He has a condition” |
| The “Ooh You Luvvie” Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall) as Rudolph |
Flosscar Nominations
| Best Heroic Character | Becky Hicks (Oriel) for Elizabeth |
| Best Villainous Character | Emma New (St Hildas) for Santa Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) for Douglas Capitalism Black Berenika Kotełko for Cupcake Lily Miles (Hertford) for Muffin Jasper Rose Russell (ex-Merton) for Krampus |
| Best Morally Ambiguous Character | Will Mason for Bames Jond Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for Vyclaudius Delamode Lily Miles (Hertford) for The Easter Bunny Leo Tucker (Wadham) for Jack Frost Em Fawcett (Wadham) for Margaret Washington |
| Best Group/ Double Act | Will Mason, George Tall (St Edmund Hall), Em Fawcett (Wadham) and Tom Saer for QWERTY Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall), Jack Slater (St Edmund Hall), Velina Robinson (Mansfield) and Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for the Reindeer Police Berenika Kotełko and Lily Miles (Hertford) for The Confectionary Duo Leo Tucker (Wadham) and Lily Miles (Hertford) for Jack Frost and Easter Bunny Emma Bates (Univ), Tzveta Pokrovska (Queen’s) and Matilda Tempest (Mansfield) for the Elves |
| Best Couple | Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall) for Vyclaudius and Rudolph Berenika Kotełko and Lily Miles (Hertford) for Cupcake and Muffin Erin English (Wadham) and Will Ainsworth (St Edmund Hall) for Elwrong and Bob |
| Best Spurious Accent | Will Mason for Bames Jond George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for Tim Possible Tom Saer for Ivan Ivanovitch Ivanovsky |
| Best Directing Team | Beth Mabbutt (LMH Alumnus), Ana Pagu (St Edmund Hall) and Matilda Tempest (Mansfield) for Let’s Kill Santa |
| Best Script | Leo Tucker (Wadham) for Let’s Kill Santa |
| Best Marketing Campaign | Lily Miles (Hertford) for Let’s Kill Santa |
| Best Song | Judith Moore (Balliol) for “I Put the Ho’ in Hoodwink” |
| Best Costume | Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) for Muffin and Cupcake's headbands Lily Miles (Hertford) for the Easter Bunny Jasper Rose Russell (ex-Merton) for Krampus |
| Best Worst Prop | Beth Mabbutt (LMH Alumnus), Ana Pagu (St Edmund Hall) and Matilda Tempest (Mansfield) for The Barricade Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for the Tinsel Shackles Tzveta Pokrovska (Queen’s) for the secreted sweeties |
| Best Best Prop | Beth Mabbutt (LMH Alumnus) for the Backdrops Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for the Pinecone Lily Miles (Hertford) for the Police Batons |
| Best Cock-Up During a Performance | Will Mason and George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for skipping an entire scheme of QWERTY's lines Emma New (St Hildas) for forgetting Bob and just leaving him onstage |
| Best Cock-Up Backstage or During a Rehearsal | Tom Saer for writing an essay backstage halfway through a scene George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for “We wish you a merry Wednesday” Whoever was in charge of the Backdrops in |
| Best Ad-Lib | Emma New (St Hildas) for “I'm not disappointed, I'm just angry.” Jack Slater (St Edmund Hall) for “It's not gibberish, it's Welsh.” Tzveta Pokrovska (Queen’s) for Bionicle birthing strawberry laces Lily Miles (Hertford) for “Muffin, don't you know anything?” “No, sir” |
| Best Audience Participation/Heckle | Markus Beeken (Brasenose) for “It's not a soliloquy, it's an aside” |
| Best Quote from a Script | Leo Tucker (Wadham) and Jack Slater (St Edmund Hall) for “Why are we goose stepping…shouldn't we be reindeer stepping?” Leo Tucker (Wadham) and Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall) for “Dasher, put that away” Leo Tucker (Wadham) for the Donkey Joke |
| The Branoc Richards Award for Best Worst Line Learner | Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) for Douglas Capitalism Black George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for Tim Possible |
| The “Ooh You Luvvie” Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Tom Saer for Ivan Ivanovitch Ivanovsky Emma New (St Hildas) for Santa |
| The 'Beyond the Call of Duty' Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) for Vyclaudius' costume Matilda Tempest (Mansfield), Efi Gauthier (Formerly St Hugh’s) and Lily Miles (Hertford) Will Ainsworth (St Edmund Hall) for catching the collapsing set three time |
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