Fay Weldon - The Weather Girl
4 Extra Debut. A psychologist sent to assess a female prisoner is plunged into a disturbing amoral world. Stars Amy Nuttall and Rachel Pickup.
A new comedy drama by Fay Weldon, specially commissioned for 麻豆社 Radio 4.
Dr Pania Abbott, a clinical psychologist, is assigned to assess a young woman on remand in prison. Abigail turns out to be a startlingly untypical prisoner as she begins to reveal the background to her appalling crimes and her own troubled life.
Abigail is played by Amy Nuttall (Ethel Parks in Downton Abbey) and previously a long term star of Emmerdale.
Rachel Pickup plays Dr Abbott. She is a regular on TV and her theatre roles this year include Olivia in Twelfth Night and Persephone in Airswimming.
Jane Bertish, who plays prisoner officer Christa, was Jocasta in Oedipus at Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre, Mother in Tales from the Vienna Woods at the National Theatre, and Carole Findlater in Mike Newell's film Dance With a Stranger.
Writing in The Guardian, Clare Clark said"Experimental in form, and vernacular in style, (Fay Weldon's) work is distinguished not only by her virtuosity as a writer but by her fearlessness, her refusal to accept orthodoxies" - and this new drama by Weldon is typically transgressive, challenging the vague certainties of our moral framework and depicting a world of selfishness, vaulting ambition and petty vengeance.
Director: Roland Jaquarello
Produced by John Taylor
A Fiction Factory production for 麻豆社 Radio 4.
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Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Writer | Fay Weldon |
Abigail | Amy Nuttall |
Pania | Rachel Pickup |
Christa | Jane Bertish |
Joanna | Jane Bertish |
Sir Timothy | Tim Woodward |
Benjamin | Tim Woodward |
Amelia | Leah Whitaker |
Derek | Neet Mohan |
Ahmed | Neet Mohan |
Little Abigail | Bea King |
Director | Roland Jaquarello |
Producer | John Taylor |
Broadcasts
- Sat 8 Jun 2013 14:30麻豆社 Radio 4 FM
- Sun 18 Sep 2016 16:00麻豆社 Radio 4 Extra
- Mon 19 Sep 2016 04:00麻豆社 Radio 4 Extra
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