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Alice Nutter (born Anne Holden; 10 July 1962) is an English musician, best known as part of the anarchist music group Chumbawamba, and writer for theatre, radio and television.
Born in Burnley in Lancashire in 1962, Alice Nutter first came to notice as a vocalist and percussionist in the anarchic pop band Chumbawamba. Whilst performing with the group Alice also worked in journalism, writing for the Leeds Other Paper and Northern Star, and left Chumbawamba in 2004 to learn how to be a dramatist at the Yorkshire-based ...
Alice Nutter is one of the main characters in William Harrison Ainsworth's Victorian Gothic novel The Lancashire Witches. English author Joseph Delaney in his books series Spook's , incorporated a character named Alice Deane, who is a witch.
Former member Alice Nutter has had a number of plays performed at the Leeds Playhouse, where she took a writing course in 2006. A neon sculpture on the side of the theatre features the lyric "I get knocked down but I get up again" from the band's single " Tubthumping ".
Alice Nutter was a part of political pop combo Chumbawamba for several decades before leaving to become a writer for stage and screen. Nutter had written extensively for television and has worked on several Jimmy McGovern helmed series.
Apr 12, 2015 · I wrote about how fear of the big wide world turned him into a racist – universal really. Please tell us about the ‘Pendle Witches’ and your namesake Alice Nutter. I wrote a play ‘The Power’ about the Pendle Witches that’s never been produced.
Alice Nutter. 2007. There's a good interview with Alice Nutter, formerly of Chumbawamba, up at the Channel 4 Talent site. She got some advice from Jimmy McGovern which bears repeating: If you...
Jan 14, 2019 · Interviewer Sam Wollason talks to Nutter about her anarcho-punk past, work and life in Chumbawamba, and her talents and successes as a screenwriter. Of the transition, Wollason reports: Alice left the band in 2004, because….
Oct 4, 2013 · Alice Nutter’s latest play looks at how life changes over several generations. Arts correspondent Nick Ahad met the writer.
BBC Writers interviews theatre and television writer, Alice Nutter (The Street, Moving On, Accused).
