WIN STEWART AWARD

The Win Stewart Award was established in 1979 in memory of Win Stewart who was the indefatigable Secretary of W.L.T. for 1947 to 1958 then President of the group from 1958 to 1960.

The Award originally took the form of a scholarship to Williamstown Little Theatre Youth Theatre but, since the demise of the Youth Theatre in 1981, the award has been given to the person who, in the opinion of the adjudicators, has given the Best Performance in a Supporting Role.

Year Recipient Role Production
1979 Russell Collier    
1980 Jacqui Tamlyn    
1982 Jim Ewing The Earl of Kent King Lear
1983 Judi Clark May Beckett Celebration
1984 Sarah Ryan Julia Colvin Jam Tomorrow
1985 Derek Richards Rev. Arthur Humphrey See How They Run
1986 Norah Toohey The Lion Aunt Stevie
1987 Barbara Hughes Rosalia Filumena
1988 Anna Pianezze Christine In Duty Bound
1988 Barbara Hughes Various Roles On the Wallaby
1989 Cae Rees Julie Jackson Pack of Lies
1990 Mary Little Miss Gluck A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur
1991 Bryan Thomas The Family Amongst Barbarians
1991 Kate Llewelyn The Family Amongst Barbarians
1991 Katie Wright The Family Amongst Barbarians
1992 Mary Little Mrs. Malaprop The Rivals
1993 Ellis Ebell Crestwell Relative Values
1994 Mary Little Baby On Top of the World
1995 Lena Fiszman Cherry Cosi
1996 Bryan Thomas Brian Brilliant Lies
1997 Judi Clark Lady Manley-Prowe Something’s Afoot
1998 Oleh Kowalyk Mervyn Kant The Sisters Rosensweig
1999 Ray Hare Dr. Yahuda Hysteria
2000 Narelle Gillie Beatrice The Venetian Twins
2000 Shannon Woollard Florindo The Venetian Twins
2001 Brian Christopher Arthur Kilty Chilling and Killing My Annabel Lee
2002 Judy Johnson E.M.Ashford W;t
2003 Fiona Hanrahan Rita La Porta Lucky Stiff
2003 Dean Rogers Ensemble Lucky Stiff
2004 Paul Farrell Jack Jerome Brighton Beach Memoirs
2004 Beth Klein Sybil Burlington Daisy Pulls It Off
2005 Peter Prenga Ash Dealer's Choice
2006 Janine Evans Helga Gerhardt 'Allo 'Allo
2007 Tim Constantine Lord Alfred Douglas
Gross Indecency
2007 Brian Christopher Marquis of Queensberry Gross Indecency