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CATS AWARDS 2020 
WINNERS & NOMINEES

With all the difficulties created by Covid-19, the CATS judges remained aware of the tremendous work created in 2019/20 (theatres closed down in March 2019). With no hope of holding a live judging meeting, far less a CATS Awards celebration, we took to working online to finalise our shortlist and winners for the year. Awards were presented to recipients during the 2022 ceremony at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow.

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Here are the winners and nominees for the Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland 2020.

Best Male Performance

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Best Female Performance

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Best Ensemble

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Best Director

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Best Design

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Best Music & Sound

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Best Technical Presentation

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Best Production for Children & Young People

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Best New Play

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Best Production

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The CATS judging panel for 2020 was made up of: Mary Brennan (The Herald), Anna Burnside (Daily Record), Neil Cooper (The Herald), Michael Cox (Across the Arts), Thom Dibdin (The Stage and AllEdinburghTheatre.com), Mark Fisher (The Guardian), Joyce McMillan (The Scotsman) and David Pollock (freelance arts journalist).

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