Past Productions & Awards
It’s a Wonderful Life
By Mary Elliott Nelson
Wins
Nominations
NODA- District 4
Best Leading Actor- Dave Rogerson (George Bailey. Best Leading Actress- Emily Duffy (Mary Hatch) Best Supporting Actor- Mike Howard (Uncle Billy) Best Staging of a Drama Best Director- Simon Jones Best Production
And Then There Were None
by Agatha Christie
Wins
Nominations
NODA- District 4
Best Supporting Actor- Alexander Davis (Blore) Best Supporting Actress- Pamela Hewitt (Vera) Best Director- Yvette Owen Best Production
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time 2024
adapted by Simon Stephens
Wins
Cheshire Theatre Guild
Best Young Performer Tom Campbel (Christoper)
CCTA
Special Panel Award for Most Promising Young Actor- Tom Campbell (Christopher) Special Panel Award- Bea (Sandy the Dog)
Nominations
CCTA
Best Male Actor- Jac Wardle (Ed) Best Female Actress- Nita Lawton (Siobhan) Best Supporting Male- David Lee (Narrator) Best Supporting Female- Kathryn Cooke (Various) Panel Award- Yvette Owen (Illustrations) Best Staging- Yvette Owen Outstanding Drama Award
Jerusalem 2023
by Jez Buttersworth
Wins
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Male Actor – Andy Jordan (Rooster Byron)
Best Poster Design – Yvette Owen
Clwyd Community Theatre Association
Best Actor – Andy Jordan (Rooster Byron)
Best Overall Outstanding Production
NODA
Best Director - Yvette Owen Best Male Comedy Performance - Harry Johnson (Ginger)
Nominations
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Production Best Supporting Male Actor – Dave Rogerson (Wesley) Best Costumes – Pete Russell
Best Director – Yvette Owen
Clwyd Community Theatre Association
Best Actress – Felicity Parry (Tanya)
Best Supporting Actress – Pamela Hewitt (Phaedra)
Best Supporting Actor – Dan Aynsley (Lee)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 2022
by Dale Wasserman
Wins
NODA:
Best Supporting Male in a Drama – Mike Howard (Dale Harding)
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Young Actor in a Senior Production - Sam Mulford (Billy Bibbit)
The Unmanageable Sisters 2022
by Deirdre Kinahan
Nominations
Clwyd Community Theatre Association:
Best Actress – Jo Ridgley (Dolly)
Best Supporting Actress – Vanessa Duffy (Yvonne)
Panel Member Special Nomination for a 15-Women Ensemble
Nominations
Clwyd Community Theatre Association:
Best Actress – Jo Ridgley (Dolly)
Best Supporting Actress – Vanessa Duffy (Yvonne)
Panel Member Special Nomination for a 15-Women Ensemble
The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary 2021
lovingly derailed by John Nicholson
Wins
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Award for Properties – Yvette Owen
NODA:
Best female comedy performance – Georgia Firth (Madame Bovary)
Clwyd Community Theatre Association:
Best Properties – Yvette Owen
Nominations
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Costume
Best Lighting and Sound – Ian David and Andy Walker
Award for Comedy – Harry Johnson (Various Roles)
Best Female Actor – Georgia Firth (Madame Bovary)
Clwyd Community Theatre Association:
Best Actress – Georgia Firth (Madame Bovary)
Best Supporting Actress – Andrea Jones (Various roles) Best Actor – Harry Johnson (Various roles)
Best Supporting Actor – James Partington (Various roles)
Four Woke Baes 2021
by Johnathan Caren
Wins
Clwyd Community Theatre Association Festival:
Best Supporting Male – Dave Rogerson (Andre)
Nominations
Clwyd Community Theatre Association Festival:
Best Director – Yvette Owen
Best Actor – David Lee (Des)
Best Supporting Female – Nita Lawson (Emma)
The Laramie Project 2019
by Moisés Kaufman and The Tectonic Theatre Project
Wins
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Production with Musical Content
Best Costumes – The Cast
Certificate of Achievement – Louis Grover for writing and performing the finale song
NODA District 4:
Best Production
Best Director – Yvette Owen
NODA North West:
Best Production
Nominations
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Under 21 Actor – Aaron Watling (Various roles)
Best Male Performer – Charlie Gobbett (Various roles)
NODA NorthWest Drama Festival Best Drama
Playhouse Creatures 2018
by April De Angelis
Wins
Cheshire Theatre Guild:
Best Poster – Yvette Owen
NSDA :
Best Actress – Carin Jones (Nell Gwyn)
NODA District 4
Best Production
Best Supporting Actress – Fran Hamer (Doll Common)
Best Actress – Carin Jones (Nell Gwyn)
NODA North West
Best Actress – Carin Jones (Nell Gwyn)
Great Expectations 2017
adapted by Yvette Owen
Nominations
NSDA –
Most Adventurous Approach to Theatre
Best Supporting Actor – David Lee (Mr Wemmick)
Best Supporting Actress – Kate Pare (Lizzie)
Best Supporting Actor – Stuart McNeil (Magwich)
Cheshire Theatre Guild-
Most Promising Young Performer – Dan Aynsley (Pip)
Best Production with Musical Content
Daisy Pulls It Off 2016
by Denise Deegan
Wins
Best Director – Yvette Owen
Nominations
Best Youth Production
Best Costume – Pam Holland
Most Promising Young Performer – Catrin Jones (Trixie)
Most Promising Young Performer – Emilia Lewis (Daisy)
The Ladykillers 2015
by Graham Linehan
Nominations
Best Props – Alison Smyth
Nominations
Best Props – Alison Smyth
The Ghost Train 2015
by Arnold Ridley
Wins
Best Supporting Actor – Mike Howard (Miss Bourne)
Nominations
Most Promising Young Performer – Grace Owen (Peggy)
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase 2014
by Joan Aiken
Wins
Best Poster – Yvette Owen
Best Sound and Lighting – Andy Walker and Roger Boutlbee
Nominations
Most Promising Young Performer – Ellie Hamer (Bonnie)
Most Promising Young Performer – Sam Lewis (Simon)
The Cripple of Inishmaan 2014
by Martin McDonagh
Wins
Best Sound and Lighting – Andy Walker and Roy Green with Richard Holland
Nominations
Most Promising Young Performer – Grace Owen (Slippy Helen)
Best Double Act – Andrea Jones and Stuart McNeil (Mammy & Johnny Pateen)
Accrington Pals 2013
by Peter Whelan
Wins
Best supporting Actor – Mike Howard (Sergeant Rivers)
Best Dramatic Achievement
Nominations
Best Costumes – Pam Holland & Yvette Owen
Arabian Nights 2013
by Dominic Cooke
Wins
Best Overall Production with Musical Content
Adjudicators Award – Yvette Owen for Directing and Acting
Nominations
Best Directors – Yvette Owen and Stephanie Lemmy
Most Promising Young Performer – Josh Bell (Ali Baba)
Best Sound and Lighting – Andy Walker & Simon Malpas
Thérèse Raquin 2012
by Émile Zola adapted by Nicholas Wright
Wins
Best Men’s Costumes – Pam Holland
Nominations
Best Supporting Actor – Mike Howard (Michaud)
Best Sound & Lighting – Harry Stubbs & Richard Holland/James Hunt
Claybourne Mackleton’s Cornucopia of Particularly Tricky Cases 2011
by Steven Holland
Wins
Most Promising Young Performer – Philip Law (Claybourne Mackleton)
The Adjudicators Award for using written Adjudication to improve productions
Nominations
Most Promising Young Performer – Maddie Clarke (Quilte)
Best Costumes – Pam Holland
The Talented Mr Ripley 2011
by Patricia Highsmith
Nominations
Best Dramatic Achievement
The Jollies 2010
by Alan Ayckbourn
Nominations
Best Costumes – Pam Holland
Best Young Performer – Harry Stubbs (Rambo)
The Crucible 2010
by Arthur Miller
Wins
Best Young Performer – Philip Law (John Proctor)
Best Directors – Yvette Owen & Stephanie Lemmy
Best Overall Production Runner up
Nominations
Best Dramatic Achievement
Best Supporting Actor – Mike Howard (Danforth)