2019 witnessed the third Theatre & Technology Awards; an awards ceremony celebrating the achievements of theatre professionals in our digital age. Theatre Full Stop are now happy to announce the winners, highly commended and third place nominees of the evening.
On Sunday 20th October 2019, the third Theatre & Technology Awards ceremony will take place online across Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. The initiative looks to celebrate our digital world and the creativity that happens within it. Voted for by both critics and the public, a number of creatives were put forward across 12 categories. Respected judges in their chosen fields have been busy choosing their deserved winners, congratulations to all finalists!
Theatre & Technology Awards Finalists
Creative Innovation in Sound
Pete Malkin – ‘The Unreturning’
Sophy Smith & Tim Dickinson – ‘Charge’
Ahmet Kenan Bilgic & Serkan Emre Cifci – ‘Substratum’
Creative Innovation in Lighting
Jessica Hung Han Yun – ‘Equus’
Zoe Spurr – ‘The Unreturning’
Attila Lenzér – ‘My Land’
Creative Innovation in Video + Projection
Fred Deakin – ‘Thirteen Cycles’
Limbic Cinema – ‘Substratum’
Nina Dunn – ‘Going Through’
Best Marketing Campaign
The Cornershop PR & Dewynters – ‘Waitress’
The Cornershop PR – Come From Away
Emma Holland PR– Heathers the Musical
Best Online Publication
Rewrite This Story
London Theatre Reviews
Pocket Size Theatre
Best Vlog
Perry O’Bree
From the Wings
Amy Lovatt
Best Podcast
Industry Minds
Manchester’s Theatre Podcast
Post Show Drinks – Encore Radio
Best Production Photography
Ali Wright – ‘Going Through’
Bonnie Britain – ‘Waitress’
Ikin Yum – ‘Forgotten’
Best Poster
Phoenix Dance Company – ‘Rite of Spring’
Oliver Rosser & Feast Creative – ‘Bitter Wheat’
National Theatre Graphic Design Studio – ‘Small Island’
Best Trailer
Royal and Derngate & Shoreditch Town Hall– ‘EDUCATION, EDUCATION, EDUCATION’
Yard Theatre – ‘A Kettle of Fish’
Royal Court Theatre – ‘Ear for Eye’
Best Online/ Live Streaming Platform
CinemaLive
Globe Player
Digital Theatre
Outstanding Production
Chris Goode, Daphna Attias, Marmelo, Preference Studio, Yaniv Fridel, Zia Bergin-Holly – ‘User Not Found’
Wilkie Branson, Luisa Hinchliff, Adam Peck, Benji Power, Barret Hodgson, Mat Clark, Cristiano Casimiro, Nic Prior – ‘TOM’
Written by Lucy Basaba.
A big thank you to critics, the public and the judges for supporting the Theatre & Technology Awards.
2018 witnessed the second Theatre & Technology Awards; an awards ceremony celebrating the achievements of theatre professionals in our digital age. Theatre Full Stop are now happy to announce the winners, highly commended and third place nominees of the evening.
On Sunday 21st October 2018, the second Theatre & Technology Awards ceremony will take place at the Soho Curzon Cinema. The initiative looks to celebrate our digital world and the creativity that happens within it. Voted for by both critics and the public, a number of creatives were put forward across 11 categories. Respected judges in their chosen fields have been busy choosing their deserved winners, congratulations to all finalists!
18 months ago now, the concept of the Theatre & Technology Awards was born. In a world whereby technologies are advancing at speed, it was about time disciplines both onstage and online were celebrated. After noticing there was a gap in the market to champion these achievements, preparations to organise a team of industry professionals to judge as well as encourage critics and the public to cast their votes were well and truly underway. Fast forward to October 2017 and a gathering of theatre creatives were in attendance at the debut awards ceremony at the Bush Theatre. The evening, hosted by the charismatic Paul Lavers made for a memorable event.
Courtesy of Taiyo Nagano.
Last night witnessed the first Theatre & Technology Awards; an awards ceremony celebrating the achievements of theatre professionals in our digital age. Theatrefullstop are now happy to announce the winners and Highly commended nominees of the evening.
On Sunday 22nd October 2017, the first Theatre & Technology Awards ceremony will take place at the Bush Theatre. The initiative looks to celebrate our digital world and the creativity that happens within it. Voted for by both critics and the public, a number of creatives were put forward across 11 categories. Respected judges in their chosen fields have been busy choosing their deserved winners, congratulations to all finalists!
