BBC AUDIO DRAMA AWARDS NOMINATIONS 2019

Best Original Single Drama

• 19 Weeks by Emily Steel, producer Helen Perry
• All of the Beauty in the World by Eve Steel, producer Gary Brown
• The Chosen One by Avi Garvi, producers Nadir Khan and John Dryden
• County Lines by Amelia Bullmore, producer Mary Peate
• Holbein’s Skull by Martyn Wade, producer Tracy Neale
• The Trials of CB King by David Morley, producer Marc Beeby

Best Original Series or Serial

• Stone by Martin Jameson, Richard Monks, Cath Staincliffe, Alex Ganley, Vivienne Harvey, producers Nadia Molinari and Gary Brown
• Subterranean Homesick Blues by A L Kennedy, producer Sally Avens
• Tommies by Avin Shah, producers David Hunter, Jonquil Panting and Jonathan Ruffle
• The Truth about Hawaii by Oliver Emanuel, producer Kirsty Williams
• The Unforgiven by Barbara Machin, producer Allegra McIlroy
• The Wilsons Save the World by Marcus Brigstocke and Sarah Morgan, producer Julia McKenzie

Best Adaptation

• The Art of Foot-binding by Danielle McLauglin, producer Kevin Brew
• Based on a True Story by Delphine de Vigan, adapted by Claudine Toutoungi, producer Gemma Jenkins
• Das Kapital by Karl Marx, adapted by Sarah Woods, producer James Robinson
• Love Henry James: The Turn of the Screw by Henry James, adapted by Linda Marshall Griffiths, producer Nadia Molinari
• Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter, adapted by Lucy Catherine, producer Sasha Yevtushenko
• A Tale of Two Cities: Aleppo and London by Charles Dickens, adapted by Ayeesha Menon, producer Gill Parry

Best Actor

• Liam Brennan, Five Days Which Changed Everything
• Jasper Britton, A Month of Maureen – Three Journeys
• Derek Jacobi, The War Master 1.1 Beneath the Viscoid
• George McKay, The Glass Menagerie
• David Tennant, Wild Honey
• David Threlfall, Spike and the Elfin Oak

Best Actress

• Sudha Bhuchar, My Son the Doctor
• Jessie Buckley, The Effect
• Mandeep Dhillon, Freezing to Death (And How to Avoid It)
• Jo Martin, The Interrogation
• Eve Myles, 19 Weeks
• Sydney Wade, D for Dexter

Best Director

• Ewa Banaszkiewicz and Mateus Dymek, The King of the Flat White As Narrated by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
• Steve Bond and Judith Kampfner, Shadowbahn
• Abigail le Fleming, The Effect
• Peter Kavanagh, The Wild Duck
• Shan Ng, Tiger Girls

Best Debut Performance

• Salvatore D’Aquilla, Operation Crucible
• Karlo Diaz, The Beast
• Daisy Head, Love Henry James: the Golden Bowl
• Yolanda Mercy, Quarter Life Crisis
• Rebekah Murrell, The Gift
• Georgia Scholes, Billy Homeless Dies at the End

Best Use of Sound

• Anansi Boys, sound by Wilfredo Acosta, producers Allegra McIlroy and Dirk Maggs
• The Beast, sound by Steve Bond, producers Nicolas Jackson and Steve Bond
• Love Henry James: the Turn of the Screw, sound by Steve Brooke and John Benton, producer Nadia Molinari
• The Quanderhorn Xperimentations, sound by Alisdair MacGregor, producer Andrew Marshall
• Unmade Movies: Dennis Potter’s The White Hotel, sound by Wilfredo Acosta, producers Laurence Bowen and Peter Ettedgui
• A Taxi Stops, sound by Rikke Houd and Mike Woolley, producer Rikke Houd

Best Podcast or Online Audio Drama

• ATA Girl by Gemma Page, Victoria Saxton, Helen Goldwyn and Jane Slavin, producer Helen Goldwyn, Big Finish Productions
• Blind Terror – The Gods of Frost by Guy Adams, producer Scott Handcock, Big Finish Productions
• Blood on Satan’s Claw by Robert Wynne-Simmons, adapted by Mark Morris, producer Simon Barnard, Bafflegab Productions
• Double Bubble by Carl Cattermole, producer Katie Bilboa, Prison Radio Association
• Red Moon written and produced by Robert Valentine, The Wireless Theatre Company
• Tracks: Strata by Matthew Broughton, producer James Robinson, BBC

Best European Drama

• 100 Songs by Roland Schimmelpfennig, producer Manfred Hess, SWR/ARD Germany
• The Confession by Fyodor Dostoevsky, adapted by Doina Papp, producer Ilinca Stihi, Radio Romania
• The Cremator by Ladislav Fuks, adapted by Lenka Veverková, producer Eva Vovesná, Czech Radio
• The Day It Rained 449 Franz Klammers by Mathias Cavelty, producer Reto Ott, SRF Swiss Radio and Television
• July 22nd: How Could It Happen? by Mathias Calmeyer, producer Øystein Kjennerud, NRK Norway
• Munch and Munch – Diptych by Jasna Mesarić, producer Katja Šimunić, HRT Croatian Radio
• Wrapped by Tracy Martin, producer Kevin Reynolds, RTÉ Ireland