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Author_Kat Rose-Martin
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- ISBN 9781350381940
- Weight: 100g
- Dimensions: 130 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 01 Nov 2022
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The 354 Johnnyarm from Vagland will shortly be arriving in Wombtown, please brace for impact.
Three lasses. One lad. And a bucket load of teen angst.
When Olivia, Kim and Alisha all take a fancy to the same local lad, friendships and families are torn apart. Lies are told, secrets are spilled and their lives are about to change forever. Pick N Mix is a coming-of-age story of sisterhood, Sex Ed and sanitary pads.
Kat Rose-Martin is a Bradford lass born and bred. She was the first winner of Kay Mellor Fellowship, and has written for stage and TV, including BBC’s Holby City & Sky’s Wolfe. Pick N Mix is her first full-length play.
This edition was published to coincide with the UK tour in Leeds and Bradford, in November 2022.
Kat Rose-Martin is Bradford born and based, a writer/actor and inaugural winner of the Kay Mellor Fellowship. In 2020 she was part of BBC Writersroom Northern Voices. In 2021 she was selected for SKY COMEDY REP - a writer’s scheme with Birmingham Rep Theatre and Sky. For screen, her TV drama The Crossleys made the BAFTA Rocliffe TV Drama Top 10 and is now in development in the US. She has original TV projects in development, at treatment stage, with Rollem, Dancing Ledge, Urban Myths, Warp and APC. She has a pilot commission with BBC3. Her script Ursula, developed with RED Productions, made The Brit List 2021. Kat was in the writers' room for Day 1s (Matthew Vaughn, Doug Ellin, Hera Pictures). She was also in the writers' room for series two of Paul Abbott’s Wolfe for Sky Max. Her first television broadcast credit is the 2021 Christmas episode of Holby City. Theatre work includes: Aphra Behn (Shakespeare’s Globe); Jane Hair (Bronte Society); Shit but Mine (Paines Plough); Children of War (Sheffield Theatres); Whooosh (Pilot Theatre); and development of £1 Thursdays (Stockroom, formerly Out of Joint); Pick N Mix (Freedom Studios) and Cheap as Chips (Leeds Playhouse).
