2013 Winners
The winners of the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2013 were announced by actor David Tennant at the ceremony in the Radio Theatre, BBC Broadcasting House.
Best Actor in an Audio Drama, presented by Penelope Wilton
Andrew Scott in Betrayal by Harold Pinter, produced by Gaynor Macfarlane, BBC Scotland for Radio 4
Best Actress in an Audio Drama, presented by Stephen Tompkinson
Michelle Fairley in The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, dramatised by Donna Franceschild, produced by Kirsty Williams, BBC Scotland for Radio 4
Best Supporting Actor in an Audio Drama, presented by Maxine Peake
David Troughton in Singles and Doublets by Martyn Wade, produced by Cherry Cookson, Rockethouse Productions for Radio 3
Best Supporting Actress in an Audio Drama, presented by Stephen Mangan
Vicky McClure in Kicking the Air by Christine Murphy, produced by Heather Larmour, BBC Northern Ireland for Radio 4
Best Audio Drama (Single play), presented by Lenny Henry
On It by Tony Pitts, produced by Sally Harrison, Woolyback Productions for Radio 4
Best Audio Drama (Series or Serial), presented by Patricia Cumper
The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum by Heinrich Böll, abridged by Helen Meller, produced by Polly Thomas, Somethin’ Else Productions for Radio 4
Best Adaptation from Another Source, presented by Nick Dear
A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Tanika Gupta, produced by Nadia Molinari, BBC North for Radio 3
Best Use of Sound in an Audio Drama, presented by Siân Phillips
The Cruel Sea, written by Nicholas Monsarrat, dramatised by John Fletcher, produced by Marc Beeby, BBC Radio Drama for Radio 4
Best Scripted Comedy, presented by Nicholas Parsons
Believe It! by Jon Canter, produced by Clive Brill, Pacificus Productions for Radio 4
Best Online Only Audio Drama, presented by Joseph Millson
Above and Below written and produced by Daniel Macnaughton, for Aboveandbelowseries.co.uk
The winner of the Imison Award 2012 for Best Script by a New Writer presented by Andrew Davies is Do You Like Banana, Comrades? by Csaba Székely
And the winner of the Tinniswood Radio Drama Award 2012 for Best Radio Drama Script, also presented by Andrew Davies is Kafka the Musical by Murray Gold
