Una Stubbs to star in CBBC genie drama
Una Stubbs is to star in a new CBBC drama written by Jeanette Winterson, author of Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit.
The former Worzel Gummidge actress will appear alongside David Calder and Ian Puleston Davies in the drama, which is called Ingenious and is being made by Hollyoaks producer Lime Pictures.
It tells the story of 11-year-old Sally, who finds an ancient glass bottle with a genie inside.
Ingenious is being directed by Brian Kelly, the lead director on the original Torchwood series.
To contact the Stage news team email newsdesk@thestage.co.uk or call 020 7403 1818, selecting option 2 (editorial) followed by option 1 (newsdesk).
If you are writing a comment for publication, please mark clearly "for publication".
Follow The Stage on Twitter and Facebook to get the latest entertainment industry news to your desktop or mobile.
Latest news
- Young Vic announces new season highlights
- New productions of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and Chekhov’s Three Sisters are to headline the Young Vic’s summer…
- Christopher Aird named head of drama at BBC Scotland
- Call the Midwife and Spooks executive producer Christopher Aird has been appointed head of drama at BBC Scotland.
- Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds artistic director to leave
- Colin Blumenau is to stand down from his post as artistic director of Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds after 15 years.
- Raymond Gubbay latest to warn of Olympic threat for London theatre
- Opera impresario Raymond Gubbay has become the latest Theatreland figure to express his concerns about the potential…
- Barbara Eifler to leave post as SMA executive director
- Barbara Eifler is to step down as executive director of the Stage Management Association after 13 years in post.
- Tom Ellis to appear as part of BBC1’s The Preston Passion
- Tom Ellis and Christine Bottomley are among the actors being lined up to appear in three new dramas being made as…
Content is copyright © 2012 The Stage Media Company Limited unless otherwise stated.
All RSS feeds are published for personal, non-commercial use. (What’s RSS?)