The CAT Awards by Company
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2015 CAT Awards (14 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Soundscape in a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play
- Darcy Wilson as Jack in Blood of the Red Queen - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Shandra McQueen as Dorothy Gale in Blood of the Red Queen - Scorpio Theatre
- Stephanie Morris as Alice Liddell in Blood of the Red Queen - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Ensemble in a Play
- John Knight, Anastasia St. Amand, Holleay Rohm & Ian Pond with Aaron Conrad for Cry Havoc 3 - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
- Dan Gibbins for Blood of the Red Queen - Scorpio Theatre
- The Writers' Forge (Ben Blue, Aaron Conrad, Dan Gibbins, Keith Kollee, Matt Pickering & John Tebbutt) for Cry Havoc 3 - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Janos Zeller as David Frost in Frost/Nixon - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Production of a Play
- Blood of the Red Queen - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Daisy Pond, Director: Chelsea Millard, Fight Choreographer: Anastasia St. Amand, Stage Manager: Samantha Bellamy-Smith)
2014 CAT Awards (14 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Sandy Lucas as Hilda Fay in Who Knows - Scorpio Theatre
- Victoria Souter as Califia in Pastoral Paranoia - Scorpio Theatre
Ouststanding Soundscape in a Play
- Patrick Murray for Pastoral Paranoia - Scorpio Theatre
- Patrick Murray for Reservoir Dogs - Scorpio Theatre
- Patrick Murray for Who Knows - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Ensemble in a Play
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Jason Schneider as Dickie McDonald in Pastoral Paranoia - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
Outstanding Production of a Play
- Reservoir Dogs - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Daisy Pond, Director: Keith Kollee, Fight Director: Aaron Conrad, Stage Manager: Daisy Pond)
2013 CAT Awards (5 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Soundscape in a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play
- Gregory Spielman as George King (Grandad) in Grandad was a Soldier - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Michelle Brandenburg as Adriana in Grandad was a Soldier - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Gregory Spielman as Hugh Rose in Ars Poetica - Scorpio Theatre
2012 CAT Awards (11 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play
- Tanner d'Este as Tyson in Rel8shun - Independent, a co-production with Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Michelle Brandenburg as Mad Hattie in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Sound Design or Composition
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
- Amanda Liz Cutting & Jason Isaac Kooy for Rel8shun - Independent, a co-production with Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for Salvage - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Duane Jones as Jeff in Rel8shun - Independent, a co-production with Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Sydney John as Li in Rel8shun - Independent, a co-production with Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
- Amanda Liz Cutting for Rel8shun - Independent, a co-production with Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Production of a Play
- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Daisy Pond, Director: Dan Gibbins, Choreographer: Chelsea Millard, Stage Manager: Allana Chatterton)
2011 CAT Awards (3 Nominees and Award Recipients)
- Ben Blue, Shanna Daly, Kyle Francis, Dan Gibbins, Jeff Kubik, Matt Pickering & John Tebbutt for Cry Havoc 2 - Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for Fix Everything - Scorpio Theatre
2010 CAT Awards (3 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Elizabeth Payne as Becky Porter in Writer's Circle - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
2009 CAT Awards (6 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
Outstanding Direction of a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Lindsay Mullan as Gabrielle Silverman in Lost Time - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Production of a Play
- Lost Time - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Steven Eastgaard-Ross, Director: Jamie Eastgaard-Ross with Trish Befus, Stage Manager: Dan Gibbins)
2008 CAT Awards (10 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play
- Sean Broadhurst as Bucky Parsons in Dying on Stage - Scorpio Theatre
- Ian Simms as Beethoven in Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead - Scorpio Theatre
- Bryan Smith as Matt in Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Mandy Kahlmeier as Veronica in Dying On Stage - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Choreography or Stage Fight
Outstanding Sound Design or Composition
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
- Erin Beaubier, Benjamin Blue, Sean Broadhurst, Aaron Conrad, Dan Gibbins & Asia Walker for Cry Havoc - Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for Dying On Stage - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Mark Huolt as Johnny Rayner in Dying on Stage - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
2007 CAT Awards (12 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play
- Greg Spielman as Cardinal Richilieu in The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play
- Elizabeth Payne as Constance in The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Choreography or Stage Fight
Outstanding Sound Design or Composition
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
- Ben Blue for The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for Quarter Century - Scorpio Theatre
- Scott Evans as D'Artagnan in The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
- Elizabeth Payne as Constance in The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Direction of a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Barbara Kozicki as Milady de Winter in The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Production of a Play
- The Three Musketeers - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Gina Damberger, Director: Aaron Conrad, Fight Choreographer: Aaron Conrad)
2006 CAT Awards (3 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
- Dan Gibbins for Pride and Prima Donnas - Scorpio Theatre
- Dan Gibbins for U-Boat of the Soul - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Aaron Conrad as David Locke in Pride and Prima Donnas - Scorpio Theatre
2005 CAT Awards (9 Nominees and Award Recipients)
Outstanding Performance by a Chorus or Ensemble in a Play
- Ensemble in The Spy Who Left Me - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Sound Design or Composition
Outstanding Original Script or Adaptation
Outstanding Direction of a Play
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Aaron Conrad as Tommy Wexland in The Spy Who Left Me - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Katie Johnson as Devra Wexland in The Spy Who Left Me - Scorpio Theatre
Outstanding Production of a Play
- The Spy Who Left Me - Scorpio Theatre
(Producer: Gina Stewart, Director: Mark MacGillivray, Choreographer: Alvin Schur)