2012 BBC AUDIO AWARD WINNERS
Nominee's: The First Domino by Jonathan Cash - Producer: Frank Stirling, Unique Broadcasting Company for Radio 3 and A Shoebox Of Snow by Julie Mayhew, Producer: Justine Potter, Red Production Company for Radio 4
Winner: Lost Property – The Year My Mother Went Missing by Katie Hims - Producer: Jessica Dromgoole, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4
Judges: Lord Hall of Birkenhead, Chief Executive, Royal Opera House, Razia Iqbal - Journalist, BBC News, Sarah Sands - Deputy Editor, Evening Standard
Special Commendation: Tom Riley, for Henry’s Demons by Patrick and Henry Cockburn, Producer: Karen Rose, Sweet Talk Productions for Radio 4
Winner: David Tennant for Kafka: The Musical by Murray Gold - Producer: Jeremy Mortimer, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 3
Judges: Ian Brown - Artistic Director, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Lisa Campbell - Editor, Broadcast, Dame Harriet Walter CBE
Best Actress in an Audio Drama - Presenter - Don Warrington
Nominee's: June Whitfield, for A Monstrous Vitality by Andy Merriman - Producer: David Hunter, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4 and Candis Nergaard,for Atching Tan by Dan Allum - Producer: Charlotte Riches, BBC Audio Drama North for Radio 4
Winner: Rosie Cavaliero, for Lost Property: A Telegram From The Queen by Katie Hims - Producer: Jessica Dromgoole, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4
Judges: Michael Billington - Theatre Critic, The Guardian, Kate Harwood - Controller, Series and Serials TV Drama, Robin Lustig - Journalist, BBC World Service and BBC Radio 4
Winner: Andrew Scott, for Referee by Nick Perry - Producer: Sasha Yevtushenko, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4, seen here with June and David
Judges: Daniel Evans - Artistic Director, Sheffield Crucible, Gillian Reynolds - Radio Critic, The Daily Telegraph, Imogen Stubbs - Actress and Playwright
Nominee's: Alone In Berlin dramatised by Shelagh Stephenson - Producer: Eoin O’Callaghan, BBC Northern Ireland for Radio 4 and Five Days In May by Matthew Solon - Producer: John Dryden, Goldhawk Productions for Radio 4
Winner: The History of Titus Groan dramatised by Brian Sibley, seen left with his award - Producers: David Hunter, Gemma Jenkins and Jeremy Mortimer, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4
Judges: Viv Gardner - Professor of Theatre Studies, Manchester, Maxine Peak - Actress, Fiammetta Rocco - Editor of Books and Arts, The Economist
Presenter - Bertie Carval, seen here with David
Nominee's: The History of Titus Groan dramatised by Brian Sibley - Producers: David Hunter, Gemma Jenkins and Jeremy Mortimer, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4 and Can You Hear Me? by Margaret Wilkinson - Producer: Nadia Molinari, BBC Audio Drama North for Radio 4
Winner: Floating by Hugh Hughes - Producer: James Robinson, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4
Judges: Andrew Davies - British Author and Screenwriter, Christopher William Hill - Radio Dramatist and Playwright, Miranda Sawyer - Radio Critic, The Observer
The other nominee was Wild Hackney - Producer: Francesca Panetta and Russell Finch for Hackney Podcast (commissioned by Folly for a Flyover, part of Create London 2011)
Winner - Rock by Tim Fountain - Producer: Iain Mackness, Made in Manchester for The Independent Online
Judges: Nicolas Kent - Artistic Director, Tricycle Theatre, Julie Myerson - Author and Critic, Jane Thynne - Radio Critic, The Independent
Innovation Award - Presenter - Niamh Cusack
Nominee's were: Blue Eyed Boy by Helen Cross - Producer: Mary Ward-Lowery, BBC Bristol for Radio 4 and Wild Hackney - Producer: Francesca Panetta and Russell Finch for Hackney Podcast (commissioned by Folly for a Flyover, part of Create London 2011)
Winner - The Unfortunates adapted by Graham White - Producer: Mary Peate, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 3
Judges: Susannah Clapp - Theatre Critic, The Observer, Rupert Goold - Artistic Director, Headlong Theatre and Associate Director, RSC, Stephen Wright - Head of Drama, BBC Northern Ireland
The Imison Award - Presenter - Guild President, David Edgar
Nominee's were: Atching Tan – A Tober of Loki Nogo by Dan Allum, The Pursuit by Matt Hartley, The Barber and the Ark by Marcia Layne
Winner - Amazing Grace by Michelle Lipton.
Judges: Society of Author’s Broadcasting Committee: Alison Joseph, Mike Bartlett, Lucy Caldwell, Nazrin Choudhury, Christopher William Hill, Karen Liebreich, Sue Limb, Karl Sabbagh, Colin Teevan and John Taylor
The Tinniswood Award - Presenter- Guild President, David Edgar
Nominee's - The Climb by Andrea Earl, Setting a Glass by Nick Warburton
Winner - Gerontius by Stephen Wyatt
Special commendation: Sarah and Ken by Rebecca Lenkiewicz
Judges: Robert Bathurst, Paul Donovan, Nell Leyshon