Chortle Awards

Chortle Awards

The Chortle awards were set up in 2002 by the comedy website Chortle to honour the best of established stand-up comics currently working in the UK.

As of 2002, the Chortle Awards are the only UK-based awards that solely honour the live work of stand-up comedians at a professional level.[citation needed] The judging is done through a panel of judges and the votes of regular visitors at the chortle website.

Contents

2008

Best Newcomer

  • Holly Walsh (Winner)
    • Nat Luurtsema (nominee)
    • Greg McHugh (nominee)
    • Jack Whitehall (nominee)

Breakthrough act

Best compère

Best headliner

Sketch, variety or character act

  • Pappy's Fun Club (Winner)
    • Fat Tongue (nominee)
    • Lee Fenwick as Mick Sergeant (nominee)
    • Ugly Kid (nominee)

Best full show

  • Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand-Up (Winner)
    • Tom Basden Won't Say Anything (nominee)
    • Psister Psycho (nominee)
    • Terry Saunders: Missed Connection

Award for innovation

  • Laughter In Odd Places (Winner)
    • Arthur Smith for ArthurArt (nominee)
    • Gently Progressive Behemoth (Edinburgh show) (nominee)
    • We Need Answers (Edinburgh show) (nominee)

Best theatre tour

Offstage contribution

Award for artistic integrity

Outstanding contribution to comedy

Venue Awards

  • London (large): Comedy Store
  • London (small) : Falling Down With Laughter
  • South: Komedia
  • Midlands/East: Derby Funhouse
  • Wales and the West: The Glee Club, Cardiff
  • North: XS Malarkey, Manchester
  • Scotland: Edinburgh Stand

2007

Best Newcomer

Best Breakthrough

Best Compère

Best Headliner

Best Sketch, Variety or Character Act

Best Full Length Feature Show

Award for innovation

  • Free Fringe (Winner)
    • James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids (nominee)
    • Maxwell’s Full Mooners (nominee)
    • Tim Fitzhigham (nominee)

Best Off-stage contribution

  • Free Fringe (Winner)
    • BAC (Battersea Arts Centre (nominee)
    • Brett Vincent, Alex Rochford and Paul Byrne for Maxwell’s Full Mooners (nominee)
    • Toby Hadoke (XS Malarkey, Manchester) (nominee)

Outstanding contribution to comedy

2006

Best newcomer

  • James Branch (Winner)

Best breakthrough act

Best compère

Best headliner

Best sketch, variety or character act Justin Edwards as Jeremy Lion(Winner)

Best full-length solo show:

Award For Innovation

Best Off-Stage Contribution

  • Malcolm Hay, comedy editor of Time Out (Winner)

Outstanding Contribution to Comedy:

People's Choice

Comics' Comic

Venue Awards

2005

Best newcomer

Best compère

Breakthrough act

Best headliner

People's Choice

Comics' Comic

Best sketch, variety or character act

Award for innovation

Best full-length solo show

Best off-stage contribution

  • Ed Bartlam and Charlie Wood, of The Underbelly, Edinburgh (Winner)

Lifetime achievement award

Venue Awards:

2004

Best newcomer:

Best compère

Breakthrough act:

Best headliner:

Best sketch, variety or character act:

Award for innovation:

Best full-length solo show:

Best contribution by a non-performer:

  • Hannah Chambers of Comedy Cafe Management (Winner)

People's choice

Comedians' comedian

Student Comic Of The Year:

  • Lloyd Langford (Winner)

Best venues:

2003

Best newcomer

Best compère

Breakthrough act

  • Rev Obadiah Steppenwolfe III (Winner)

Best headliner

Best sketch, variety or character act

  • Garth Marenghi
    • Otis Lee Crenshaw (Nominees)
    • Rev Obadiah Steppenwolfe III (Nominees)

Best full-length solo show

Best contribution by a non-performer Karen Koren of Edinburgh's Gilded Balloon (Winner) People's choice:

Comedians' comedian

Outstanding contribution to comedy

Best venues:

2002

Best touring comedian

Best male circuit comedian

Best female circuit comedian

Best open mic

Best compère

Best sketch or character act

Best contribution by a non-performer

  • Malcolm Hay, comedy editor, Time Out (Winner)
    • Tommy Shepherd, director of The Stand comedy clubs(Nominee)
    • Don Ward founder of the Comedy Store (Nominee)
    • Agraman of The Buzz Club Manchester

People's choice

Comedians' comedian

Outstanding contribution to comedy:

Best venues: London (large):

London (small):

  • Amused Moose Soho (Winner)
    • Loonatics at The Asylum (Runner-Up)

Scotland:

North of England:

Midlands:

West/Wales:

South:

External links

Chortle Awards Page[1]

References

  1. ^ Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide

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