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| |**The "Dan Artus" Award for Best Worst Line-learner**|[[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// for Father Lawrence| | |**The "Dan Artus" Award for Best Worst Line-learner**|[[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// for Father Lawrence| | ||
| ===== Flosscars Nominations ===== | ===== Flosscars Nominations ===== | ||
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| + | |**Best Hero**|[[member:Jenni Goodchild]] //(Mansfield)// for Hamlet| | ||
| + | |**Best Heroine**|[[member:Rhoslyn Beckwith]] //(St. Hilda's)// for Juliet| | ||
| + | |**Best Bad Guy / Villain**|[[member:Martin Corcoran]] //(St. Edmund Hall)// for MacBeth \\ Pippin //(Magdalen)//, [[member:Aya Matsumoto]] and [[member:Ben Below]] //(Worcester)// for The Witches| | ||
| + | |**The "M-Tropolis and M-Town" award for Best Double Act/Couple**|[[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// and [[member:Sam Young]] //(Worcester)// for Nursey and Father Lawrence \\ [[member:Jessica Law]] //(St.Anne's)// and [[member:Bryn Griffiths]] //(New College)// for Shakespeare and Marlowe| | ||
| + | |**Best Portrayal of a Member of the Opposite Sex**|[[member:Emma New]] //(St Hildas)// for Romeo \\ [[member:Alice Young]] //(Hertford)// for Mercutio \\ [[member:Jenni Goodchild]] //(Mansfield)// for Hamlet| | ||
| + | |**The "Tom Reynolds" Award for most Spurious Accent**|[[member:Martin Corcoran]] //(St. Edmund Hall)// for MacBeth| | ||
| + | |**Best Directing Team**|[[member:Aya Matsumoto]], [[member:Ben Below]] //(Worcester)// and [[member:Perry Hartland-Asbury]] //(Ex-Mansfield)// | | ||
| + | |**Best Song**|[[member:Perry Hartland-Asbury]] //(Ex-Mansfield)// for So Much Fun to be a Shakespeare Zombie| | ||
| + | |**Best Costume**|[[member:Martin Corcoran]] //(St. Edmund Hall)// for MacBeth \\ [[member:Alice Young]] //(Hertford)// for Mercutio \\ [[member:Rhoslyn Beckwith]] //(St. Hilda's)// for Juliet's Wedding Dress \\ [[member:Olivia Upchurch]] //(Jesus)// for her dress (post paddling pool...)| | ||
| + | |**Best Prop**|[[member:Morgan Wilkinson]] //(Hertford)// and [[member:Rebecca Nightingale]] //(Filthy Brooks Interloper)// for The Balcony| | ||
| + | |**Best fluff/fuck-up/cock-up during a performance**|[[member:Rhoslyn Beckwith]] //(St. Hilda's)// for forgetting the song and singing "I don't know what the words are" instead \\ [[member:Olivia Upchurch]] //(Jesus)// and the paddling pool for failed trajectories| | ||
| + | |**Best Ad Lib**|[[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// for the crime fighting with Jesus dream \\ [[member:Marcus Garner-Hatcher]] //(Lincoln)// for being a tree \\ [[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// and [[member:Martin Corcoran]] (//St. Edmund Hall)// for "Aaargh! Thar be Oxford, ripe for the plunderin'!" / "Och Aye, I'm in trouble again!" \\ [[member:Martin Corcoran]] //(St. Edmund Hall)// for nothing specific, as all his lines seemed as-libbed...| | ||
| + | |**The "Dan Artus" Award for Best Worst Line-learner**|[[member:Richard Owen]] //(Ex-Lincoln)// for Montague 2| | ||
| + | |**The "Ooh you luvvie" Award for actually being able to act**|[[member:Emma New]] //(St Hildas)// for Romeo \\ [[member:Martin Corcoran]] //(St. Edmund Hall)// for MacBeth \\ [[member:Jonathan Sims]] //(St. Hilda's)// for Father Lawrence| | ||
| + | |**The "Beyond the Call of Duty" Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty**|[[member:Sam Young]] //(Worcester)// for having to kiss Jonny| | ||
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