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Theatre, Film and TV
Jenn Lambert
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Theatre, Film and TV
Joe Phillips
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Katie
Hims
Writer for Radio, Theatre and Television
Katie is a writer for stage, screen and radio. This year her stage work includes Variations for the National Theatre's NT Connections, Three Minutes After Midnight for The Globe Theatre’s Dark Night anthology series, and The Stranger On the Bridge which toured The Tobacco Factory and Salisbury Playhouse. Katie's previous stage work includes Billy the Girl for Clean Break at Soho Theatre and she has spent time on attachment to the National Theatre Studio.
Since 2014 Katie has written for the radio series Home Front, including five seasons as lead writer. Other radio work includes Black Eyed Girls (winner of the BBC Audio Drama Award for Best Original Drama), Lost Property (winner of the BBC Audio Drama Award for Best Original Drama), The Gunshot Wedding (winner of The Writer’s Guild Best Original Radio Drama) and The Earthquake Girl (winner of the Richard Imison Award). Radio Adaptations include The Martin Beck Killings by Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo. She has also written for the long running television series Casualty.
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Theatre, Film and TV
Jenn Lambert
+44 (0) 207 393 4459
Email Jenn Lambert -
Theatre, Film and TV
Joe Phillips
+44 (0)20 7393 4459
Email Joe Phillips
CV
Radio
Writer
Poignant drama that follows separated twins, whose lives diverge and converge, in class, geography and happiness, across the last 60 years.
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Drama serial tracking the fortunes of a group of characters on the home front as they try to maintain normality while Britain is involved in the First World War.
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Out of the blue, Clare's husband goes missing leaving her alone with their seven year old son and a huge black dog to look after.
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Broadcaster Radio 4
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Broadcaster BBC Radio 4
Theatre
Writer
Billy is trying to come to terms with her family’s betrayal after she made a mistake as a kid. She’s out looking for love where she last saw it; her mum is certain love has walked into her life again and her sister thinks love could still be found somewhere in the house. In this quirky, moving family elegy love never dies but sometimes, like Billy, it has to sleep in the caravan with Frank’s ashes and a bear costume.Clean Break work with women whose lives have been affected by the criminal justice system.