In 1993, Awde wrote, composed and produced "Andrew Lloyd Webber The Musical", described as "a bizarre mix of spoof and satire" by "The Virgin Encyclopedia of Stage & Film Musicals". A pastiche of the life of top musical composer Lloyd Webber, in loving homage to Mel Brooks' The Producers, it ran in a variety of fringe venues across London with several casts. Awde's 1994 follow-up "Margaret Thatcher: The Musical" failed to find backing. Awde's other stage works are "Eros and the Skull" (Bloomsbury Theatre, London, 1988) – a multi-created one-man show about the French poet Baudelaire – and "Semtex & Lipstick" (King's Head Theatre, London, 1992) – a drama for actor and actress about love and political torture. He also co-designed costumes for historical drama "Tewodros" (Arts Theatre, 1987).