The Dumping Ground
The latest episode ‘Missing Presumed Single’ directed by Jamie Annett airs on Friday 7th December on CBBC at 4.30pm and will be available on BBC iPlayer here
Sketching
Sumerah Srivastav is included in the writers contributing to Olivier award-winning James Graham’s uniquely crowd-sourced play, SKETCHING, running at Wilton’s Music Hall from 26th September to 27th October. More info and tickets here
Holby City
A new episode directed by Sean Glynn will air on Tuesday 2nd October on BBC1 at 8pm and his previous episode ‘Undoing’ is currently available on iPLayer here
Nests
Written by Xana Marwick, the play NESTS (a Frozen Charlotte and Stadium Rock co-production) went on a Scottish tour from the 7th to the 29th of September, starting at the Traverse Theatre. More info here
Future TX
Danny Stack and Tim Clague’s second family feature film FUTURE TX is currently filming, starring Griff Rhys Jones
Airplays
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the landing of the Empire Windrush, ‘On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring’ by Kamal Kaan will be performed live and broadcast across BBC Radio Drama, alongside four other 15 minute dramas co-produced by Leeds Playhouse. More info and tickets here
My Mother’s Daughter
A new afternoon drama by Becky Prestwich aired on 9th July at 2.15 on BBC Radio Four. Listen on BBC iplayer here
BAFTA Elevate 2018
Congratulations to Karissa Hamilton Bannis who has been selected for the 2018 Bafta Elevate writers programme. Read more here
THE BRIDGE
Season 4 airs on BBC2, Fridays at 9pm from 11th May and available on the BBC IPlayer. Storylining by Torleif Hoppe.
Luo Bao Bei / Tee & Mo / Lilybuds
Lots of great children’s animation written by KPA clients currently on air, including episodes of Luo Bao Bei by Sophie Dutton, Tee & Mo by Steve Middleton and Jo Clegg, who also wrote on Lilybuds.
Luo Bao Bei
Sophie Dutton has written a number of episodes of this new series from Cloth Cat Animation, which debuts on C5’s Milkshake! from May 7th.
Holby City
A new episode of the medical drama written by Becky Prestwich aired 11th July at 8pm on BBC1.