Awards
NODA London Region Awards
London region stretches from Oxfordshire to Kent and Hounslow to Theydon Bois. Our district – 6 – covers North East London and part of Essex.
2025/26
Trophy Winner for the Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Meg Lamour as Judy in “Home, I’m Darling”
Trophy Winner for the Eric Watsham Award for Best Cameo Appearance in a Play: Stewart Agnew as Patrick in “Ladies Day”
District 6 Winner for the Charles Sumner Award for Best Male Character in a Play: Christian Mortimer as Johnny in “Home, I'm Darling”.
District 6 Highly Commended for the Shinfield Players Award for Set Design: Lee Kenneth and Phil Watson for “Home, I'm Darling”
District 6 Runner Up for the Shinfield Players Award for Set Design: Lee Kenneth for “The Ladykillers”
District 6 Winners for the Shelly Lemesh Award for Unsung Hero: Liz Adams and Melanie Taylor for Wardrobe.
2024/25
Nominated for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for “The Last of the Pelican Daughters” set designed by Garry Cooper
2023/24
District 6 Winner of NODA London Flame Award for Inspirational Contribution to the Pursuit of Excellence in Theatre and Enhancement of the overall Theatrical experience
District 6 Winner for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play for “Death of a Salesman
District 6 Winner for Best Cameo for Marcel Kaye as the Waiters in “Time of My Life”
Scenic Design Award shortlist for Lee Kenneth for “A Murder is Announced” set, and Stephen Radley for the “Time of My Life” set
2022/23
District 6 Winner for the Charles Summer Award for Best Male in a Play: Andrew Rogers as Richard Nixon in “Frost/Nixon”
District 6 Winner for the Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a Play: Cathy Naylor for Lydia in “The Actress”
Councillor’s Trophy for Andrew Rogers for Richard Nixon in “Frost/Nixon”
2021/22
Trophy Winner for The Charles Summer Award for Best Male in a Play: Andrew Rogers as Inspector Rough in "Gaslight"
District 6 Winner for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for "A Fine Bright Day Today" set designed by Stephen Radley.
2019/20
District 6 Winner for Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Fiona Delves as Kay Summersby in "Pressure"
District 6 Winner for London for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play – "Pressure"
“Highly Commended” for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for "Pygmalion" set designed by Garry Cooper
2018/19
District 6 Winner for Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Karen Rogers as Queen Eleanor in "The Lion in Winter"
District 6 Winner for The Charles Summer Award for Best Male in a Play: Christian Mortimer as Professor Higgins in "Pygmalion"
2017/18
Trophy Winner for London for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play – “Breaking the Code”.
Trophy winner for London for Best Male in a Play for Dean Bartholomew as Alan Turing in “Breaking the Code”
District 6 Flame Award for LADS’ production of “Streetcar Named Desire” and the 2017/18 season.
District 6 Winner for Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Karen Rogers for Joanna in “Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean”
District 6 Winner for Best Cameo Performance: Ian Russell as Nikos in “Breaking the Code”.
Nominated for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for “A Streetcar Named Desire” set designed by Garry Cooper
Nominated for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for ““Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean” set designed by Lee Kenneth.
2016/17
Winner for District 6 for Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Sarah Hudson as Sylvia in “A Thrill of Love”
Nominated for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for “Jamaica Inn” set designed by Stephen Radley.
Winner of District 6 for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play – “Jamaica Inn”.
2015/16
Nominated for Sybil Conway Award for Best Female in a play: Cathy Naylor as Mrs Alving in “Ghosts”.
Nominated for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for “Anne Boleyn” set designed by Garry Cooper.
“Highly Commended” for Shinfield Players Scenic Award for “Ghosts” set designed by Stephen Radley.
Winner of Charles Sumner Award for Best Male in a play: Christian Mortimer as James I in “Anne Boleyn”.
2014/15
Nominated for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play: "These Shining Lives".
Nominated for Sybil Conway award for Best Female in a play: Roz Gerrie as Catherine in These Shining Lives.
Nominated for Lifetime Achievement Award: Babs Oakley.
2012/13
Winner of Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play: My Boy Jack.
Winner of the inaugural Shelley Lemesh Award for the Unsung Hero: Wardrobe mistress - Christine Eckley.
Runner up in the Charles Sumner Best Male in a Play award: Iain Howland as Rudyard Kipling in My Boy Jack.
Nominated for Sybil Conway award for Best Female in a play: Jean Cooper as Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit.
2011/12
Highly Commended for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play: Iron.
2010/11
Runner up for Shinfield Players Scenic Award Trophy: Vincent in Brixton.
Nominated for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play: The Stepmother.
Winner of Flame Award for District 6.
2009/10
Nominated for Pat Redhead Drama Award for Best Play: The Shell Seekers.