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Home Front: Series Two: BBC Radio Drama 2015

by Hims, Katie; Daniels, Sarah; McKenna, Shaun

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The entire second series of BBC Radio 4 s groundbreaking World War I drama serial. First broadcast from December 2014 to January 2015, the drama of Home Front Series Two is set exactly 100 years before. Following characters from a wide cross-section of British society in 1914, the action is once again set in the Edwardian seaside town Folkestone. For the men and women of the town, recruitment and volunteering are the order of the day. The Graham household prepares for an arrival, but all is not well in the Winwood household. Meanwhile, good news is devastating for Kitty. This remarkable, groundbreaking drama charts the strategies that ordinary people found for managing life in wartime, and recalls how, together, they ensured that the Home Front didn t break down. Through the characters lives, major and minor stories of wartime Britain are told. Among the cast are Claire Rushbrook, Michael Bertenshaw, Deborah Findlay, Ami Metcalf, and Rachel Shelley. Duration: 6 hours approx."

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  • Title Home Front: Series Two: BBC Radio Drama
  • Author Hims, Katie; Daniels, Sarah; McKenna, Shaun
  • Binding unknown
  • Edition Hardback
  • Language ENG
  • Publisher BBC Books
  • Publication date 2015-12
  • ISBN 9781785292026

About the author

Katie Hims is a British writer who works extensively in radio drama. A graduate of the National Film and Television School, she began her career by writing theater plays. She was the BBC writer in residence from 2001-2002 and has also written several episodes of the TV series "Casualty." Her radio play "The Earthquake Girl "won the Richard Imison Memorial Award in 1998. "The Gunshot Wedding" won the Writers Guild Award for Best Radio Drama in 2009, and "The Year My Mother Went Missing "won a BBC Audio Drama Award in 2012 for Best Audio Drama. Sarah Daniels is a British dramatist. Daniels playwriting career took off after she spent a year as the writer-in-residence of Sheffield University s English department. Her plays have appeared at other venues including the National Theatre, the Battersea Arts Centre, the Crucible, Sheffield, and Chicken Shed. She has also written episodes of the soap-operas "Grange Hill," "EastEnders," and "Holby City." Shaun McKenna is an English dramatist, lyricist, and screenwriter."