Old Mill Theatre Perth

Best Production director Justin Freind, second from right, with Scrooge cast members.

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History

The Old Mill Theatre is fortunate to be operating out of one of the most historic buildings in South Perth. It was opened in 1899 as a Mechanics Institute Hall. South Perth Council bought the building in 1913 and renamed it the Mends Street Hall.

Results of the 2016 Milly Awards

Announced January 20, 2017

Adjudicators: Jarrod Buttery, Meredith Hunter, Vanessa Jensen
AWARDS
Best Set: It’s All Greek to Me Too!
Best Costumes: Scrooge
Best Stage Manager: Megan Burley (Scrooge)
Best Supporting Actor: Craig Menner (Scrooge)
Best Supporting Actress: Jessica Warriner (Honour)
Best Actor: Alan Kennedy (Honour)
Best Actress: Georgina Hamer (Closer)
Constance Ord Award for Best Director: Justin Freind (Scrooge)
Best Production: Scrooge
Adjudicators’ Achievement Award (Memorable Milly): Grant Malcolm (Scrooge)
Adjudicators’ Achievement Award (Memorable Milly): Nelson Clemente (Scrooge)
Silly Milly: David Major (Scrooge) – he missed a performance, totally forgetting the show was on
Member of the Year: Madeleine Rennie
ADJUDICATORS’ CERTIFICATES
Outstanding Ensemble Performance: The cast of Widow’s Peak
Outstanding Comedy Performance: Valerie Dragojevic (Hail Mary 2: The Haunting)
Outstanding Comedy Performance: David Heder (Moby Dick)
Outstanding Comedic Teamwork: Aimee Claire Nicholls and Cameron Leese (both from It’s All Greek to Me Too!)
Outstanding Diversity of Performances: Barry Park (The Habit of Art and Scrooge)
Recognition of a Strong, Subtle Performance: Andrew Hobbs (Under the Windmill)
Recognition of Innovative Set Design: The Habit of Art
Recognition of Technical Expertise: Nina and Ian O’Doherty (Scrooge)
Recognition of Non-Conventional Effects: Closer
Recognition of Moments of Raw Emotion: Georgina Hamer, Anna Head, Dylan James, Jeffrey Watkins (all from Closer)