2022 – announced 2023
Nominations for 2022 are listed below – the finalists are in blue and winners are in red – these were announced:
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- at the end of the festival or
- at the Offies Awards Ceremony 2023 held on 12 February 2023.
The assessment process varies depending on the nature of the festival – it may be via a team of existing online reviewers and bloggers or it can be via peer reviewers.
- Festivals covered in 2022 are listed below:
- Voila! Europe (November)
- Edinburgh Fringe (August)
- Camden Fringe (August)
- Greater Manchester Fringe (July)
- Brighton Fringe (May-June)
VOILA! EUROPE (3-13 November)
Nominations are as follows – the winner is noted in red:
999 / Chance of the Hunter
Enos / Donald Craigie
Let Go Home / son. theatre
On the 20th of November / Theatro Gíria
Pourquoi les vieux, qui n’ont rien à faire, traversent-ils au feu rouge? / In Itinere Collectif
This Is Why We Live / Open Heart Surgery Theatre
EDINBURGH FRINGE (August)
Nominations are as follows – the winner is noted in red:
9 Circles / Assembly Festival George Square
Age is a Feeling / Summerhall
Bette Midler and Me / Space at Symposium Hall
Brown Boys Swim / Pleasance Dome
Drag Queens vs Zombies / Gilded Balloon Patter Hoose
Earwig / Assembly Rooms
Eulogy / Summerhall
Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World / Pleasance Courtyard
Feeling afraid as if something terrible is about to happen / Roundabout / Summerhall
For Queen and Country / Drill Hall
Head / Lining / Space at Symposium Hall
Heroin to Hero / The Army
Love Them To Death / Underbelly
Mary, Chris, Mars / Summerhall
Ode To Joy (How Gordon got to go to the nasty pig party) / Summerhall
Olive Tree, The / Space at Surgeons Hall
Please, Feel Free To Share / Pleasance Courtyard
Psychodrama / Traverse
Rob Madge: My Son’s A Queer But What Can You Do? / Underbelly, George Square
SAP / Roundabout / Summerhall
Soho Boy / Space at Symposium Hall
Something in the Water / Summerhall
Starship Improvise / Pleasance Dome
You’re Dead, Mate / Space at Surgeons Hall
CAMDEN FRINGE (August)
Nominations are as follows – the winner is noted in red:
All This Must Pass / Lion & Unicorn
Colloquium / Hen & Chickens
Dog / Actor / Etcetera Theatre
Dreamworld / Camden People’s Theatre
I Heart Michael Ball / Etcetera Theatre
Moral Panic / Etcetera Theatre
Rob Or Rose / Lion and Unicorn
The Midnight Snack / Lion and Unicorn
The Party / Hope Theatre
Wasteman / Etcetera Theatre
Wolf / Cockpit Theatre
GREATER MANCHESTER FRINGE (1-31 July)
Nominations are as follows – the winner is noted in red:
A Midsummer Night’s Dream – International Anthony Burgess Foundation
Garry Starr: Greece Lightning – Kings Arms Theatre
The Coffee Shop Musical – Foundation NQ
The Crisp Review – Kings Arms Theatre
The Day the World Came to Huddersfield – Kings Arms Theatre
Totally Trucked – Peer Hat
We Need to Talk… a Jazz Cabaret – International Anthony Burgess Foundation
After Shark – Online
Alice – The Empty Space
Earwig – The Empty Space
Not Being Mean – Salford Arts Theatre
Much Ado About Nothing – Victoria Baths
Not Drunk But Disorderly – The Empty Space
On Me – Seven Oaks Pub
Roll the Dice – Kings Arms Theatre
Waitin for Robbo – Chapeltown Picture House
BRIGHTON FRINGE (May-June)
The finalists for the Brighton Fringe 2022 are as follows – the winner is noted in red:
Lachlan Werner: Voices of Evil – The Rotunda Theatre
No-One – The Rotunda Theatre
WINNER: Underdogs – Rialto Theatre
Vermin – Laughing Horse @ The Walrus
The winner was announced on the evening of Sunday 5 June 2022.