Prize Winners
This is a list of prize winners:
- 1968 – Arvid Nilssen, actor
- 1969 – Leif Juster, actor
- 1970 – not awarded
- 1971 – Kari Diesen, actress
- 1972 – Arve Opsahl actor
- 1973 – Bias Bernhoft, revue writer
- 1974 – Jens Book-Jenssen, actor
- 1975 – Carsten Byhring, actor
- 1976 – Rolf Just Nilsen, actor
- 1977 – Einar Schanke, instructor and composer
- 1978 – Rolv Wesenlund, actor
- 1979 – Otto Nielsen, revue writer
- 1980 – Arild Feldborg, revue writer
- 1981 – Alfred Næss, revue writer
- 1982 – Knut Solberg, scenographer
- 1983 – Elsa Lystad, actress
- 1984 – Harald Heide-Steen Jr., actor
- 1985 – Arild Haga, revue writer
- 1986 – Elisabeth Granneman, actress
- 1987 – Sølvi Wang, actress
- 1988 – not awarded
- 1989 – not awarded
- 1990 – Yngvar Numme, actor
- 1991 – Grethe Kausland, actress
- 1992 – not awarded
- 1993 – Dizzie Tunes: Tor Erik Gunstrøm, Svein-Helge Høgberg, Einar Idland, Øyvind Klingberg, Yngvar Numme, actors
- 1994 – Bjørn Sand, revue writer
- 1995 – Erik Diesen, revue writer
- 1996 – not awarded
- 1997 – Øystein Sunde, artist/composer/text writer
- 1998 – Hege Schøyen and Øivind Blunck, actors
- 1999 – Arthur Arntzen, humorist and satirist
- 2000 – Dag Frøland, actor
- 2001 – KLM (Trond Kirkvaag, Knut Lystad, Lars Mjøen, actors)
- 2002 – Odd Børretzen, humorist and satirist
- 2003 – Brit Elisabeth Haagensli, actor
- 2004 – not awarded
- 2005 – Andreas Diesen, revue historian
- 2006 - not awarded
- 2007 - Jon Skolmen, actor
- 2008 - Jakob Margido Esp, actor and humorist
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