All Creatures Great & Small
1978
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3 days ago · Quays Life Kay Mellor's The Syndicate: Review. Cast members (L-R) Oliver Anthony as Jamie, Jade Golding as Annie, William Ilkley as Bob, Samantha Giles as Denise, Brooke Vincent ask Amy, Connor James Ryan, Rosa Coduri-Fulford as Leanne, Jerome Ngonadi as Newall, Benedict Shaw as Stuart, and Gaynor Faye as Kay pose at the world premiere of Kay Mellor’s final stage play, The Syndicate which ...
May 8, 2024 · 19:05, 8 May 2024. |. Bookmark. The creator behind TV hits Band of Gold and Fat Friends, Kay Mellor has reportedly left over £13.2 million to her family following her death aged 71. She died in...
5 days ago · Women in Film & TV UK announces the second annual WFTV Kay Mellor Screenwriters’ Lab 2024, sponsored by Miss Scarlet Ltd., to support emerging female writing talent in film and TV. Hosted at the Arvon Foundation’s The Hurst centre in Shropshire, the Lab offers a unique opportunity for writers to develop their craft and attract industry ...
3 days ago · Kay Mellor’s final stage play, THE SYNDICATE, is a well-executed adaptation with strong performances and plenty of Northern humour. Following the success of her other stage adaptations, BAND OF GOLD and FAT FRIENDS , Kay Mellor’s final stage play, THE SYNDICATE, makes its world premiere at Salford’s The Lowry this week as part of a new UK ...
5 days ago · The funny and moving stage adaption – written by BAFTA Award winner Kay Mellor just before her untimely passing in 2022 - is based on the first TV series and tells the story of five supermarket workers whose lottery syndicate numbers come in, just as their jobs and livelihoods are under threat.
Based on her hit BBC TV show that entertained millions of viewers over four series, The Syndicate is a new stage play by the legendary Kay Mellor, that follows five supermarket employees whose lottery syndicate numbers come in, just as their jobs and livelihoods are under threat.
May 2, 2024 · Written by Kay Mellor, The Syndicate follows five lottery winners as their extraordinary luck made them millionaires, and was adapted for the stage just before her death in 2022, aged 71. Gaynor Faye (centre) lit up the stage in her bright red trouser suit (Image: Norwich Theatre Royal)
