Nominations & Awards

Here we celebrate the Nominations and Awards given to productions and members of the theatre.

These are only recent award/nominations – if you have information about others – please let us know  – thank you.

NODA NW District One Awards Gala: 27th Jan 2018: nominations for Altrincham Garrick

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The 2014/15  NODA NW District 1 Awards  were held on Sat 31st Jan 2015

 

WINNER – Best Female Comedy Performance

Stephanie Niland – Tessie Tura – Gypsy – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER – Best Supporting Male in a Musical

Joshua Wills – Riff – West Side Story – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER – Best Actor in a Drama

Malcolm Cooper – Jim Hacker – Yes, Prime Minister – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER – Best Actress in a Musical

Dawn Flint – Rose – Gypsy – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER – Best Director of a Drama

Andrew Close – The 39 Steps – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER – Best Drama

The 39 Steps – Altrincham Garrick

 

WINNER  – Best Musical

Gypsy – Altrincham Garrick

 

Brian Tickle had been nominated for Best Male Comedy Performance for his performance in Run for Your Wife. Although the award went to another society, Kevin Proctor (NODA rep) led a heartfelt standing ovation to Brian as a mark of respect and as a gesture to all his years of commitment to the Garrick. It was an emotionally charged moment with 400 amateur theatre makers standing and cheering. Brian would have been very proud, I’m sure.

 

This is the Full List of Garrick Nominations on the night….

 

Best Female Youth Performance In An Adult Production

Chloe Radford – Baby June – Gypsy

Best Male Comedy Performance

Barry Spencer & Scott Ransome – Clowns – The 39 Steps

Brian Tickle – Detective Sergeant Porterhouse – Run For Your Wife

Best Female Comedy Performance

Stephanie Niland – Tessie Tura – Gypsy WINNER

Best Supporting Male in a Drama

Andrew Higson – Sir Humphrey – Yes, Prime Minister

Ashley Ball – Harry Hardcastle – Love On The Dole

Mark Leigh – One Round – The Ladykillers

Mike Shaw – Stanley Gardner – Run For Your Wife

Best Supporting Female in a Drama

Beverley Stuart-Cole – Claire Sutton – Yes, Prime Minister

Rachel Isbister – Caroline Bingley – Pride and Prejudice

Best Supporting Male in a Musical

Josh Mosiuk – Riff – West Side Story – WINNER

Best Supporting Female in a Musical

Laura Chandler – Anita – West Side Story

Megan-Hollie Robertson – Louise – Gypsy

Best Staging

And Then There Were None – (an original approach with a fresh and modernised design for a classic piece)

Gypsy – Altrincham Garrick (ingenious design, slick transitions and overall originality of the presentation)

Best Panto

Aladdin

Best Actor in a Drama

David Reynolds – Lawrence – And Then There Were None

Malcolm Cooper – Jim Hacker – Yes, Prime Minister – WINNER

Sean Duvall – Richard Hannay – The 39 Steps

Best Actress in a Drama

Maureen Casket – Louisa Wilberforce – The Ladykillers

Stephanie Niland – Various – The 39 Steps

Best Actor in a Musical

James Duffy – Tony – West Side Story

Best Actress in a Musical

Dawn Flint – Rose – Gypsy – WINNER

Emily Carter – Maria – West Side Story

Best Choreographer

David Needham – Gypsy

Lorna Sales – West Side Story

Best Musical Director

Mark Goggins – West Side Story

Simon Murray – Oh What A Lovely War

Best Director of a Drama

Andrew Close – The 39 Steps – WINNER

Ros Greenwood – And Then There Were None

Adam Whittle – West Side Story

David Needham – Gypsy

Best Drama

And Then There Were None

The 39 Steps – WINNER

Best Musical

Gypsy – WINNER

West Side Story

 

News article in the ‘Sale and Altrincham Messenger’…

Trafford theatre groups triumph at NODA awards ceremony

Tuesday 11th February 2014

DRAMATIC Societies from Trafford walked away from the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) awards ceremony.

Altrincham Garrick Playhouse won six including Best Drama for their production of an Inspector Calls.

Anthony Morris who played Adam in Enlightenment and Beverley Stuart-Cole who was Lea in the same play received, respectively, the award for Best Actor and Actress in a Drama.

Erika Pickard, Mary Tilford in The Children’s |Hour, won the Best Female Youth Performance in an Adult Production in The Children’s Hour.

Other Garrick winners were Ros Greenwood for playing Helen Kroger in Pack of Lies winning her Best Supporting Female in a Drama. Vicki Stott was chosen as Best Supporting Female in a Musical. She played Miss Berta in Acorn Antiques.

Sale Nomads panto, Jack and the Beanstalk won two accolades. The Best Female Comedy Performance went to Laura Floyd who was Freckles and the back stage staff took the Best Staging award.

Urmston Juniors clinched the Best Choreographer prize for a Youth Production. Another trophy went to Emma Harris for her work on Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

The Unsung Hero prize went to David Holstein from the Canterbury Players.

 

NODA District 1 Awards Gala 2014

Best Female Youth Performance In An Adult Production:

Erika Pickard – The Children’s Hour

Best Supporting Female in a Drama:

Ros Greenwood – Pack Of Lies

Best Supporting Female in a Musical:

Vicky Stott  – Acorn Antiques

Best Actor in a Drama:

Anthony Morris  – Enlightenment

Best Actress in a Drama:

Beverley Stuart-Cole – Enlightenment

Best Drama: An Inspector Calls

For the Full List of Winners for this event, see here …Winners List

 

The Messenger gave the following awards for 2012:

Best Actress  – Janet Slade – Our House

Best Musical – Aida

Best Drama  – Teechers

 

NODA NW Region Awards –  WINNER 4th May 2013

Best Supporting Female Actor in a Musical:

Stephanie Niland –  Aida

 

NODA North West District 1  – 2012

Best Supporting Male Actor in a Drama:

David Reynolds –  Glorious!

Best Supporting Female Actor in a Drama:

Laura Chandler – Teechers

Best Leading Male Actor in a Drama:

Brian Tickle –  Hobson’s Choice

Best Artistic Direction of a Drama:

Stephanie Niland – Teechers

Best Drama: Teechers