‘Chernobyl’ Producer Sister Companions With Royal Courtroom Theatre – Deadline

Elisabeth Murdoch and Jane Featherstone’s Chernobyl producer Sister has partnered with the Royal Courtroom Theatre to hunt the subsequent era of TV and theater scribes.

The three-year partnership “acknowledges the interconnectedness of UK TV and theater,” stated Sister, and has been “fashioned to find, nurture and fee thrilling new and rising voices.”

A collection of writers’ workshops to generate new performs will happen, developed and produced on the Royal Courtroom with the help of Sister, the prolific transatlantic drama producer that has additionally made That is Going to Damage, Landscapers and Giri/Haji.

The primary play to emerge is Baghdaddy by Jasmine Naziha Jones, which is able to launch right this moment, a number of weeks earlier than the second play – Ava Wong Davies’ Graceland.

“We’re extremely lucky within the UK tv and movie business to have the ability to flip to theatre as a wealthy supply of good writing expertise,” stated Featherstone. “This partnership with the Royal Courtroom is born out of shared artistic values and the need to make a real dedication to help the perfect new writing theatre expertise there’s.”

The transfer just isn’t Sister’s first foray exterior the TV sector, having taken a 40% stake in iconic London theater and stay music venue Koko late final 12 months.