Anita Vettesse
Anita is part of this years Brit List with her four part revenge thriller, Your knife my back, My gun your head.
Anita co-created BBC Radio 4’s crime drama This Thing of Darkness (winner of the British Podcast Award 2021 and nominee for Best Writer, Tinniswood 2021).
She is currently writing an original 4-part revenge thriller with BBC Studios as well as being lead writer on a new precinct medical drama, Beds. Anita is also adapting The Wedding Party for Synchronicity Films. She has just adapted the award-winning podcast, Who Killed Emma for Firebird Pictures and is now co-writing a new sitcom for BBC Studios, Wired. She has also just written for Grantchester.
Her theatre work includes: Ringroad, which was nominated for Best New Play at the Critics’ Theatre Awards and is currently being toured by Theatre Bistouri in Québec. Anita was writer in residence at National Theatre Scotland as part of the John Mather Trust Award and written a dark thriller, The Hand Over. She has just finished writing Faith, a modern ghost story, to be performed in 2025.
Anita co-created BBC Radio 4’s crime drama This Thing of Darkness (winner of the British Podcast Award 2021 and nominee for Best Writer, Tinniswood 2021).
She is currently writing an original 4-part revenge thriller with BBC Studios as well as being lead writer on a new precinct medical drama, Beds. Anita is also adapting The Wedding Party for Synchronicity Films. She has just adapted the award-winning podcast, Who Killed Emma for Firebird Pictures and is now co-writing a new sitcom for BBC Studios, Wired. She has also just written for Grantchester.
Her theatre work includes: Ringroad, which was nominated for Best New Play at the Critics’ Theatre Awards and is currently being toured by Theatre Bistouri in Québec. Anita was writer in residence at National Theatre Scotland as part of the John Mather Trust Award and written a dark thriller, The Hand Over. She has just finished writing Faith, a modern ghost story, to be performed in 2025.
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The Haworth Agency
Hazelwood House
53 New Oxford Street
London
WC1A1BL
info@haworthagency.co.uk
02045512607
Anita is part of this years Brit List with her four part revenge thriller, Your knife my back, My gun your head.
Anita co-created BBC Radio 4’s crime drama This Thing of Darkness (winner of the British Podcast Award 2021 and nominee for Best Writer, Tinniswood 2021).
She is currently writing an original 4-part revenge thriller with BBC Studios as well as being lead writer on a new precinct medical drama, Beds. Anita is also adapting The Wedding Party for Synchronicity Films. She has just adapted the award-winning podcast, Who Killed Emma for Firebird Pictures and is now co-writing a new sitcom for BBC Studios, Wired. She has also just written for Grantchester.
Her theatre work includes: Ringroad, which was nominated for Best New Play at the Critics’ Theatre Awards and is currently being toured by Theatre Bistouri in Québec. Anita was writer in residence at National Theatre Scotland as part of the John Mather Trust Award and written a dark thriller, The Hand Over. She has just finished writing Faith, a modern ghost story, to be performed in 2025.
Anita co-created BBC Radio 4’s crime drama This Thing of Darkness (winner of the British Podcast Award 2021 and nominee for Best Writer, Tinniswood 2021).
She is currently writing an original 4-part revenge thriller with BBC Studios as well as being lead writer on a new precinct medical drama, Beds. Anita is also adapting The Wedding Party for Synchronicity Films. She has just adapted the award-winning podcast, Who Killed Emma for Firebird Pictures and is now co-writing a new sitcom for BBC Studios, Wired. She has also just written for Grantchester.
Her theatre work includes: Ringroad, which was nominated for Best New Play at the Critics’ Theatre Awards and is currently being toured by Theatre Bistouri in Québec. Anita was writer in residence at National Theatre Scotland as part of the John Mather Trust Award and written a dark thriller, The Hand Over. She has just finished writing Faith, a modern ghost story, to be performed in 2025.
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