The Moira Stuart Cup
The Moira Stuart Cup is competed for annually at the United Hospitals Comedy Revue, by all five of the University of London Medical Schools. The current holders are St. George's Hospital Medical School.
The cup is not officially endorsed by Moira Stuart herself.
Previous Holders:
| Year | Winner | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | St George's Hospital Medical School | The Monckton Theatre, St George's Hospital Medical School |
| 2011 | St George's Hospital Medical School | Great Hall, Sherfield Building, Imperial College London |
| 2010 | GKT School of Medicine | The Greenwood Theatre, Guy's Hospital |
| 2009 | Royal Free and University College Medical School | Peter Samuel Hall, Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead |
| 2008 | GKT School of Medicine | The Monckton Theatre, St. George's Hospital Medical School |
| 2007 | Imperial College School of Medicine | Peter Samuel Hall, Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead |
| 2006 | GKT School of Medicine | The Greenwood Theatre, Guy's Hospital |
| 2005 | St George's Hospital Medical School | The Bloomsbury Theatre, Bloomsbury |
| 2004 | St George's Hospital Medical School | The Bloomsbury Theatre, Bloomsbury |
| 2003 | St George's Hospital Medical School | The Bloomsbury Theatre, Bloomsbury |
| 2002 | N/A | Tommy's Bar, St Thomas' Medical School |
Note that the 2002 UH Revue was a showcase of each Medical School's Revue societies, with the competition element brought in from 2003.
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