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| list1  = '''Best Comedy Show'''<br />
* 1981: [[Footlights|Cambridge Footlights]] ([[Stephen Fry]], [[Hugh Laurie]], [[Tony Slattery]], [[Emma Thompson]], [[Penny Dwyer]] and Paul Shearer)
* 1982: [[Writer's Inc]] (Gary Adams, [[Steve Brown (composer)|Steve Brown]], [[Victoria Pile|Vicki Pile]], Trevor McCallum, Helen Murry, [[Jamie Rix]], and [[Nick Wilton]], with additional material by [[Kim Fuller]])
* 1983: [[Los Trios Ringbarkus]]
* 1984: [[The Brass Band]]
* 1985: [[Complicité|Theatre de Complicité]]
* 1986: [[Ben Keaton]]
* 1987: ''Brown Blues...'' ([[Arnold Brown (comedian)|Arnold Brown]] with [[Barb Jungr]] and Michael Parker)
* 1988: [[Jeremy Hardy]]
* 1989: [[Simon Fanshawe]]
* 1990: [[Sean Hughes (comedian)|Sean Hughes]] – ''A One Night Stand''
* 1991: [[Frank Skinner]]
* 1992: [[Steve Coogan]] – ''In Character with [[John Thomson (comedian)|John Thomson]]''
* 1993: [[Lee Evans (comedian)|Lee Evans]]
* 1994: [[Lano and Woodley]]
* 1995: [[Jenny Eclair]] – ''Prozac & Tantrums''
* 1996: [[Dylan Moran]] – ''Dylan Moran Is Indisposed''
* 1997: [[The League of Gentlemen]]
* 1998: [[Tommy Tiernan]] – ''Undivine Comedy''
* 1999: [[Al Murray]] as The Pub Landlord – ''And a Glass of White Wine for the Lady''
* 2000: [[Rich Hall]] – ''Otis Lee Crenshaw''
* 2001: ''[[Garth Marenghi's Netherhead]]'' ([[Matthew Holness]], [[Richard Ayoade]] and [[Alice Lowe]])
* 2002: [[Daniel Kitson]] – ''Something''
* 2003: [[Demetri Martin]] – ''If I...''
* 2004: [[Will Adamsdale]] – ''Jackson's Way''
* 2005: [[Laura Solon]] – ''Kopfraper's Syndrome''
* 2006: [[Phil Nichol]] – ''The Naked Racist''
* 2007: [[Brendon Burns (comedian)|Brendon Burns]] – ''So I Suppose THIS Is Offensive Now''
* 2008: [[David O'Doherty]] – ''Let's Comedy''
* 2009: [[Tim Key]] – ''The Slutcracker''
* 2010: [[Russell Kane]] – ''Smokescreens and Castles''
* 2011: [[Adam Riches]] – ''Bring Me the Head of Adam Riches''
* 2012: [[Phil Burgers|Doctor Brown]] – ''Befrdfgth''
* 2013: [[Bridget Christie]] – ''A Bic for Her''
* 2014: [[John Kearns (comedian)|John Kearns]] – ''Shtick''
* 2015: [[Sam Simmons (comedian)|Sam Simmons]] – ''Spaghetti for Breakfast''
* 2016: [[Richard Gadd]] – ''Monkey See Monkey Do''
* 2017: [[Hannah Gadsby]] – [[Hannah Gadsby: Nanette|''Nanette'']] & [[John Robins (comedian)|John Robins]] – ''The Darkness of Robins''
* 2018: [[Rose Matafeo]] – ''Horndog''
* 2019: [[Jordan Brookes]] – ''I've Got Nothing''
* 2022: [[Sam Campbell (comedian)|Sam Campbell]] – ''Comedy Show''
* 2023: [[Ahir Shah]] - ''Ends''

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| list2  = '''Best Newcomer'''<br />
* 1992: [[Harry Hill]] – ''Flies!''
* 1993: [[Dominic Holland]] – ''Red Hot Dutch with Dominic''
* 1994: [[Scott Capurro]] – ''Risk Gay''
* 1995: [[Tim Vine]] – ''The Tim Vine Fiasco''
* 1996: [[Milton Jones]] – ''The Head''
* 1997: [[Arj Barker]] – ''Arj Barker's Letter to America''
* 1998: ''[[The Mighty Boosh]]'' ([[Julian Barratt]], [[Noel Fielding]] and [[Rich Fulcher]])
* 1999: ''Ben'n'Arn's Big Top'' ([[Ben Willbond]] and Arnold Widdowson)
* 2000: [[Noble and Silver]]
* 2001: Garth Cruickshank & Eddie McCabe – ''Let's Have a Right Royal Shambles''
* 2002: [[The Consultants]] – ''Finger in the Wind''
* 2003: [[Gary Le Strange]] – ''Polaroid Suitcase''
* 2004: [[Wil Hodgson]] – ''The Passion of the Hodgson''
* 2005: [[Tim Minchin]] – ''Dark Side''
* 2006: [[Josie Long]] – ''Kindness & Exuberance''
* 2007: [[Tom Basden]] – ''Won't Say Anything''
* 2008: [[Sarah Millican]] – ''Sarah Millican's Not Nice''
* 2009: [[Jonny Sweet]] – ''Mostly About Arthur''
* 2010: [[Roisin Conaty]] – ''Hero, Warrior, Fireman, Liar''
* 2011: [[Humphrey Ker]] – ''Humphrey Ker is Dymock Watson: Nazi Smasher''
* 2012: [[Daniel Simonsen]] – ''Champions''
* 2013: [[John Kearns (comedian)|John Kearns]] – ''Sight Gags For Perverts'' 
* 2014: [[Alex Edelman]] – ''Millennial''
* 2015: [[Sofie Hagen]] – ''Bubblewrap''
* 2016: Scott Gibson – ''Life After Death''
* 2017: [[Natalie Palamides]] – ''LAID''
* 2018: Ciarán Dowd – ''Don Rodolfo''
* 2019: [[Catherine Cohen]] – ''The Twist? She's Gorgeous''
* 2022: [[Lara Ricote]] – ''GRL/LATNX/DEF''
* 2023: [[Urooj Ashfaq]] - ''Oh No!''

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| list3  = '''Panel Prize'''<br />
* 2006: [[Mark Watson]]
* 2007: [[Arthur Smith (comedian)|Arthur Smith]] – ''Arturart''
* 2008: All the performers
* 2009: [[Peter Buckley Hill]] – ''Peter Buckley Hill Free Fringe''
* 2010: [[Bo Burnham]] – ''[[Words Words Words]]''
* 2011: [[Max & Ivan]] – ''The Wrestling''
* 2012: [[Sam Wills|The Boy With Tape On His Face]] – ''More Tape''
* 2013: [[Adrienne Truscott]] – ''Adrienne Truscott's Asking For It: A One Lady Rape About Comedy''
* 2014: Funz and Gamez
* 2015: [[Gilded Balloon|Karen Koren]]
* 2016: [[Bob Slayer|Iraq Out & Loud]] – ''[[Heroes of Fringe]]''
* 2018: [[Angela Barnes]], Sameena Zehra and Pauline Eyre – ''Home Safe Collective'' 
* 2019: [[Fringe of Colour]]
* 2022: ''Best in Class''
* 2023: ''A Show for [[Gareth Richards]]''

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