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Scriptwriter Rachel Flowerday is known for adapting Enid Blyton's Malory Towers for CBBC, and for BBC1's Father Brown and The Moonstone.
Rachel Flowerday began her writing career with the Soho Theatre Young Writers' programme before working on Sky's drama Dream Team and subsequently gaining a place on...
Series developer & script writer - MALORY TOWERS Series 1-7 for CBBC; FATHER BROWN and THE MOONSTONE for BBC1.
- CBBC; WildBrain; King Bert Productions
Rachel Flowerday is known for Malory Towers (2020), Father Brown (2013) and Dream Team (1997).
Rachel is lead writer and co-creator on the hit CBBC adaptation of Enid Blyton’s Malory Towers, now commissioned for its fifth series, and Rockie and Canadian Screen Award nominated in 2023.
The international hit CBBC TV series Malory Towers, adapted by Rachel Flowerday and Sasha Hails from Enid Blyton’s iconic boarding school stories, is now in its 5th series. Malory Towers Series 5 (20 new episodes) is currently screening in the US on BYU TV, and in the UK on the BBC iPlayer from 10th June 2024.
358 Followers, 463 Following, 9 Posts - Rachel Flowerday (@rachelflowerdaywriter) on Instagram: "Script writer - BBC’s #MaloryTowers, #FatherBrown, #TheMoonstone".
Father Brown: Created by Rachel Flowerday, Tahsin Guner. With Mark Williams, John Burton, Sorcha Cusack, Jack Deam. In the early 1950s, Father Brown, a Roman Catholic priest based in the fictional Cotswold village of Kembleford, uses his distinctive skills to solve various crimes.
Rachel Flowerday is known for Malory Towers (2020), Father Brown (2013) and Dream Team (1997).
Adapted by Rachel Flowerday and Sasha Hails, The Moonstone is a star-studded adaptation of the world’s first ever detective novel. It’s full to the Victorian rafters with wit, romance, intrigue...
