10th Annual South Bank Show Awards

Friday 27th January 2006, Savoy Hotel, London

Hosted By Melvyn Bragg

Winners highlighted in red

Film:

Bullet Boy, directed by Saul Dibb

Wallace and Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, directed by Steve Box and Nick Park

The Constant Gardener, directed by Fernando Meirelle

Classical Music:

BBC Philharmonic Orchestra for The Beethoven Experience

Thomas Adès for his Violin Concerto

Sir Colin Davis and the LSO for the Beethoven and Tippett series

TV Drama:

Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky (BBC Four and BBC Two)

Dr Who (BBC One)

Elizabeth I (Channel 4)

Visual Arts:

John Virtue for his London Paintings at The National Gallery

Banksy

Ian Hamilton Finlay for Sentences at Inverleith House, Edinburgh

Literature:

Arthur and George by Julian Barnes

On Beauty by Zadie Smith

Memoir by John McGahern

Pop:

Demon Days by Gorillaz

Aerial by Kate Bush

Coles Corner by Richard Hawley

Comedy:

Extras (BBC Two)

Peep Show (Channel 4)

I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue (BBC Radio Four)

Theatre:

The Philanthropist at the Donmar Warehouse

Mary Stuart at the Donmar Warehouse and the Apollo Theatre

My Name is Rachel Corrie at the Royal Court Theatre

Opera:

Giulio Cesare at Glyndebourne

The Cricket Recovers at the Aldeburgh Festival and at Almeida Opera

Mary, Queen of Scots by English Touring Opera

Dance:

Sylvie Guillem and Russell Maliphant for Push

Ashley Page for his work with Scottish Ballet

Matthew Bourne for Edward Scissorhands

Arts Council England - decibel award:

Chris Ofili for Freeness

Jonzi D for Breakin’ Convention with Sadler’s Wells

Madani Younis, Director of the Asian Theatre School, Bradford

 

The Times Breakthrough Award

Film - Joe Wright

TV Drama - Billie Piper

Comedy - Mark Watson

Pop - M.I.A

Classical - Julian Bliss

Literature - Diana Evans

Theatre - Ben Silverstone

Visual Arts - Ceal Floyer

Dance - Rupert Pennefather

Opera - Kate Royal

Outstanding Achievement in the Arts:

Sir Richard Attenborough