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Cross dressing. Princesses. Puns. Jokes in poor taste. Kidnappers. Lamps. Dancing girls. Genies. Princes. Flying carpets. Rodents. What more could you want?
| Best hero | Andrea for Aladdin |
| Best heroine | Helen for Princess Leia |
| The ooh you lovey award for actually being able to act | Dom Mattos (STB) for the Dame |
| Best inanimate object | The tiny tea set |
| Best impersonation of a member of the opposite sex | Dom Mattos (STB) for Dame |
| Best speech | “I'd like to tell you a story” |
| Best costume | Dom Mattos (STB) for Dame |
| Best corpsing | noga zivan (Wadham) for all of the play |
| Best song | Lydia and Mike for The senseless immoral song Lydia for A whole new vole |
| Best audience | Audience that applauded “no pun intended” |
| Best villain | Franco for the King |
| Best Ad-Lib | Dom Mattos (STB) for 'caffeine high' |
| Best double act | Rhi Lydia |
| The 'Beyond the call of duty' award | Phil for driving lots with costumes Mark for lighting |
| Best last-minute oule | Lydia for Genie |
| Best inanimate object | Dom Mattos (STB) for His wig |
| Best impersonation of a member of the opposite sex | C Howdle (Wadham) for Mustafa |
| Best speech | Genie for rhymes Granny for cats were cats |
| Best costume | Andrea for Aladdin Rakesh for Genie |
| Best song | Lydia (Maybe) for Army song |
| Best dodgy accent/thpeech impediment | Lucy for the Frenchman Dom Mattos (STB) for the Dame |
| Best caricature of oneself | Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) for the Randy Queen Rakesh for the genie Ruth for Private Function |