Award-winning TV Writer of Channel 4’s “The Mill” to Give Workshop

Monday 9th September, at 7.30pm
The Casa on Hope Street

John Fay, Liverpool-born writer of the acclaimed TV series “The Mill”, will be the guest of Dingle Community Theatre for a special workshop in which John will talk about his writing, what inspires him, his influences, and his latest work as well as passing on some tips to aspiring writers in the audience.

John’s first TV job was on Brookside. He then joined the writing staff of Coronation Street, where he won the British Academy Television Award for Best Continuing Drama in 2005. Amongst his other television contributions are episodes of Clocking Off, Blue Murder, Robin Hood, Torchwood and Moving On, as well as the three-part ITV drama series Mobile.

He began his writing career by writing and producing his own stage plays for local theatres around Liverpool, including several plays for Kirkby Response Theatre during the nineties. His later stage credits include the plays The Cruel Sea and Unprotected for the Liverpool Everyman. John Fay wrote the 1911 Transport Strike play reviewed here: tom_mann_strike.php

The workshop will take place on Monday 9th September, at 7.30pm, at the Casa on Hope Street. Members of the public welcome.

John Fay is one of Dingle Community Theatre's patrons.
More details from 07716 848 894.

Printer friendly page

Sorry Comments Closed