Nash Theatre has won great recognition. The Association of Community Theatre, Queensland chapter, made annual Awards until 2015.
Nash did exceptionally well in these awards. During the last years that awards were made, 25 shows produced 32 nominations resulting in 12 wins, 11 trophies for Runner-up, and Highly Commended 5 times.
The culture of community theatre recognises that cast, crew and production team support each other in bringing a play to the public. Every person who contributes something, anything, to a show is equally important to its success. The award categories avoided singling out individuals.
Award categories were Best Set, Best Costumes, Best Technical Production, Best Poster, Best Programme, Best Publicity, and, for one year, Most Memorable Production.
Some highlights include:
- Winner, Best Poster: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 2015
- Winner, Most Memorable Production: The Laramie Project, 2014
- Winner, Best Poster: Romeo and Juliet, 2013
- Winner, Best Technical Production: The Merchant of Venice, 2012
- Winner, Best Publicity: Wyrd Sisters, 2011 (shared with The Hills Players)
- Winner, Best Costumes: An Ideal Husband, 2010
- Winner, Best Programme: Teechers, 2009
- Winner, Best Set Design: The Crucible, 2008
