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Christine Marshall (Comedy, drama and children's TV)
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Agent:
Gemma Hirst
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| Christine is a comedy and drama TV and radio scriptwriter, she also writes for the stage. Her broadcast credits include DOCTORS and several original radio plays. She is currently developing a number of original comedy and drama ideas with producers. She was a winner of the TAPS Award in the comedy category in 2006 and the WR Foundation Playwright Award for her play SALFORD STUFFERS. |
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Television:
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2008 - Working in development with One Eyed Dog in Glasgow on a Sunday Evening series. Working development with the Comedy Unit in Manchester. Working on a new development drama series. 2007 - BBC Comedy in Manchester group writing comedy with three stand ups. 2006 - Finalised development document with Kim Crowther and Keiran Roberts in the Granada Drama Department. Winner of TAPS comedy category. 2005 - BBC Comedy unit, working with Jon Vorhauss and Gill Isles. Series drama development with Granada. 2003 - DOCTORS, one episode TX Decmber 2003 'Measure of a Man'. Worked on the story lining team at Granada's CORONATION STREET for five months. HALE AND PACE series 5, sketch writer. |
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Radio:
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2006 - BAGUETTES AND BARNS, BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play. Producer - Gary Brown BBC Manchester. 2005 - LOST IN LIVERPOOL, one of six writers on a commission for the City of Culture year. Producer - Gary Brown. A BIT OF A HOLE, commissioned by Radio 4. Producer - Jenny Stephens. 2003 - TALK TO STICKY, BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play with Tina Gray and Ann Rye. Producer - Jenny Stephens 2002 - PArt of BBC's Northern Exposure radio drama. 2000 - BBC Talent Scheme. |
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Theatre:
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2008 - THREE SHEETS a new political drama comedy for North West Playwrights 2007 - Runner up in the Brunwood Award for Theatre at the Royal Exchange. 2006 - SALFORD STUFFERS at the Lowry, Salford. Commendation received form Amnesty International 'Freedom of Expression' Award. 2004 - A LOAD OF OLD WOMEN & A BIT OF A SLAPPER at the Edinburgh Festival. Residency at Leeds Yorkshire Playhouse with Artistic Director Alex Chisholm. 2003 - A LOAD OF OLD WOMEN & A BIT OF A SLAPPER win Buxton Drama Fringe Festiva Best New Drama and Best Overall Performance. 2002 - BARKING & GOING DOWN at the Robert Powell Theatre, Salford. 2002 - STUFFERS workshopped through North West Playwrights at the Bolton Octagon. 2001 - BARKING wins New Drama Writing Award at the Bolton Festival. WHITBY BELL wins New Drama Writing Award at the Buxton Festival. 1998 - AN ACCEPTABLE LOSS, black comedy drama set on Christmas day wins North West Playwright Award. |
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Film:
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Following entry into North West Vision's Digital Departures 2008 - script JELLY SHOE reached last twelve in the competiton. 2006 - MOST WEDNESDAYS, short film. |