Writer
Kathrine Smith has written for many TV series including Silent Witness, London Kills, Suspects, and Eastenders, and for the Radio 4 series Fault Lines starring Glenda Jackson. Her award-winning play All I See Is You toured nationally and internationally to Ireland and Australia. Kathrine was selected for Sphinx 30 – an Arts Council programme to support women playwrights create new work for the main stage. She has also taught on arts projects in prisons and is a volunteer playwright/dramaturg with the children’s charity Scene & Heard.
Episodes 5 and 6 (2×60′), broadcast 20th and 21st January 2025 on BBC One.
1×45′ episode of crime drama
Original series format and pilot episode
Original historical series format and treatment
3×60′ episodes
4×30′ episodes
5×60′ episodes across 4 series
1×50′ episode
20×30′ episodes
Original crime series format & pilot script
Original crime series format & treatment
24/60′ episodes including Jim Carver’s leaving special
1×30′ episode
2×50′ episodes
1×30′ episode
Original crime series format & treatment
1×60′ episode
Original screenplay treatment
Original 45′ play – Episode two of ‘Fault Lines: Blood’ starring Glenda Jackson & Robert Glenister, directed by Pauline Harris. Broadcast 19th January 2022.
Original 45′ play – Episode one of ‘Fault Lines: Sex’ starring Glenda Jackson, T’nia Miller & Nina Anwar, directed by Pauline Harris. Broadcast 10th October 2020.
A play inspired by a time in the 1980s when across the UK lesbian mums were branded deviant by the courts and routinely denied custody of their children. Seed commission and rehearsed reading.
A play inspired by real accounts of queer life from the 1960s. First performed at The Octagon, Bolton in 2018. Toured nationally, and to Dublin, Sydney and Melbourne in 2019.
Awards:
– National Octagon Prize
– Oscar Wilde prize for Best New Writing at the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival 2019
– Micheál Mac Liammóir Award for Outstanding Performances
– Brighton Fringe International Touring Award
Nominated for the Sydney Fringe Best Theatre Award
A play exploring girl-on-girl knife crime based on the true events that led to the murder of 15-year-old Charlotte Foley at an East London party in 2005.
| Current | ||
|---|---|---|
| Production | Company | Notes |
| Silent Witness S29 | BBC | |
| Television | ||
|---|---|---|
| Production | Company | Notes |
| Silent Witness S28 (2023-2024) | BBC | Episodes 5 and 6 (2×60′), broadcast 20th and 21st January 2025 on BBC One. |
| London Kills S4 (2023) | PGM TV/Acorn TV/BBC | 1×45′ episode of crime drama |
| Morphology (2023) | Keshet UK | Original series format and pilot episode |
| Holloway (2023) | Long Story TV | Original historical series format and treatment |
| Holby City (2017-2019) | BBC | 3×60′ episodes |
| EastEnders (2016-2017) | BBC | 4×30′ episodes |
| Suspects (2013-2016) | Newman Street/C5 | 5×60′ episodes across 4 series |
| Casualty (2014) | BBC | 1×50′ episode |
| Hollyoaks (2010-2012) | Lime Pictures/C4 | 20×30′ episodes |
| Monsters (2008) | Cliffhanger/BBC Worldwide | Original crime series format & pilot script |
| Related to Murder (2007) | Showrunner/Endemol | Original crime series format & treatment |
| The Bill (1998-2006) | Talkback Thames/ITV | 24/60′ episodes including Jim Carver’s leaving special |
| EastEnders (2006) | BBC | 1×30′ episode |
| Casualty (2000-2001) | BBC | 2×50′ episodes |
| Doctors (2000) | BBC | 1×30′ episode |
| Stringer (2000) | Granada | Original crime series format & treatment |
| Dangerfield (1999) | BBC | 1×60′ episode |
| Qas Cardiff (1999) | Raw Charm/BBC Wales | Original screenplay treatment |
| Radio | ||
|---|---|---|
| Production | Company | Notes |
| Between Two Worlds (2022) | BBC Radio 4 | Original 45′ play – Episode two of ‘Fault Lines: Blood’ starring Glenda Jackson & Robert Glenister, directed by Pauline Harris. Broadcast 19th January 2022. |
| Winter Jasmine (2020) | BBC Radio 4 | Original 45′ play – Episode one of ‘Fault Lines: Sex’ starring Glenda Jackson, T’nia Miller & Nina Anwar, directed by Pauline Harris. Broadcast 10th October 2020. |
| Theatre | ||
|---|---|---|
| Production | Company | Notes |
| You to Me (Sphinx 30) (2021) | Sphinx Theatre Company | A play inspired by a time in the 1980s when across the UK lesbian mums were branded deviant by the courts and routinely denied custody of their children. Seed commission and rehearsed reading. |
| All I See is You (2017-2019) | Octagon Theatre, Bolton | A play inspired by real accounts of queer life from the 1960s. First performed at The Octagon, Bolton in 2018. Toured nationally, and to Dublin, Sydney and Melbourne in 2019. Awards: Nominated for the Sydney Fringe Best Theatre Award |
| Unprovoked (2011) | The Forgiveness Project in association with the Met Police & Roundhouse, Camden | A play exploring girl-on-girl knife crime based on the true events that led to the murder of 15-year-old Charlotte Foley at an East London party in 2005. |