The full list of winners for the 2007 Festival is as follows:

The June Thompson Memorial Cup for Dramatic Endeavour

Newton’s Third Law by Matt Kelly - The Nancy Boys, directed by Nancy Heath

The Matthew Herring Award for Originality or Achievement in Technical Theatre

Is There Anybody There? by Lee Flewitt - The Sodbury Players, directed by Rob Creer

The Swindon Advertiser Award for an Original Production

Autumn Terror by Jon Nash - Old Town Theatre Company, directed by Julian Smith

The BBC Radio Swindon Audience Award

Have a Nice Day by Lynn Brittney - The Clarendon Players, directed by Wendy Mitchell

The Beryldene Hunt Cup for the Best Performance by a Junior Actor

James Bennett (Sodbury Players Youth Section (SPYS)) in Dickens’ Children by Nick Warburton, directed by Maggie Allsopp

The Brenda Lilley Loving Cup for the Best Performance by a Youth Group

Two Women and a Chair by Michael Olsen - Pewsey Vale Amateur Dramatic Society Youth Section, directed by Nettie Powell

The Cheshire Trophy for Best Adult Actress in a Supporting Role

Sally Kirkup (Junction 16 Theatre Group) in Mother Figure by Alan Ayckbourn

The Lester Trophy for Best Supporting Adult Actor in a Supporting Role

Darren Little (Pewsey Vale Amateur Dramatic Society) in A Kind of Justice by Margaret Wood, directed by Martin Clifton

The Audrey Suter Trophy for Best Adult Performance by an Actress

Megan Mills (The Athelstan Players) in The Nightingale and Not the Lark by Jennifer Johnston, directed by Christine Mace

The Audrey Suter Trophy for Best Adult Performance by an Actor

Jeremy Smith (Old Town Theatre Company) in Autumn Terror by Jon Nash, directed by Julian Smith

The Peter English Award for Best Direction

Martin Clifton (Pewsey Vale Amateur Dramatic Society) for A Kind of Justice by Margaret Wood

The Old Swindonian Cup for the Runners Up

Is There Anybody There? by Lee Flewitt - The Sodbury Players, directed by Rob Creer

The Betty Peck Rose Bowl for the Winning Play

The Nightingale and Not the Lark by Jennifer Johnston - The Athelstan Players, directed by Christine Mace