Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland
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The Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland ("CATS") were inaugurated in May 2003, and are adjudicated by a panel of all the regular Scottish theatre critics.
In 2006 the new National Theatre of Scotland (NTS), with no building of its own, was nominated in seven out of a possible ten awards categories. NTS, which works in collaboration with existing companies and communities, won a total of six awards including Best Production for Roam, a site-specific performance staged at Edinburgh Airport in collaboration with Grid Iron theatre company.
[edit] Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland (CATS)
[edit] Awards for 2005-2006
Best New Play: Blackbird by David Harrower, Edinburgh International Festival; Best Children's Show: Home (East Lothian) by Gill Robertson, NTS at Brunton, Musselburgh; Best Actor (Male): Liam Brennan for Tales From Hollywood, Perth; Best Actor (Female): Cara Kelly for Molly Sweeney, Citizens' Glasgow; Best Director: Gregory Thompson for Molly Sweeney, Citizens' Glasgow; Best Design: Karen Tennant for Home (East Lothian); Best Use of Music: Hugh Nankivell for Home (Shetland), NTS at Northwick Ferry, Lerwick; Best Ensemble: the cast of Roam, Grid Iron/NTS at Edinburgh International Airport; Best Technical Presentation: Roam; Best Production: Roam.
