Articles about Abi Morgan
BBC books Barcelona break with The Split
TRAILER: Take a trip with The Split: Barcelona, the eagerly anticipated follow-up to the BBC One series, which will launch on December 29.
Split decisions
Two years after The Split concluded, the BBC legal drama is returning for a two-part special set in Spain. Star Nicola Walker, creator Abi Morgan and executive producer Jane Featherstone tell DQ why they wanted to reunite for The Split: Barcelona.
The Split to reappear on BBC One
FIRST LOOK: Legal drama The Split returns to the BBC for a two-part special titled The Split: Barcelona, picking up the story two years after the series originally ended in 2022.
Puppet masters
Writer Abi Morgan and director Lucy Forbes pull back the curtain on Eric, a Netflix miniseries that stars Benedict Cumberbatch as a desperate father who believes a puppet holds the key to bringing home his missing son.
Benedict Cumberbatch brings Eric to Netflix
TRAILER: Benedict Cumberbatch stars in Netflix series Eric, a crime drama that follows the desperate search of a father when his nine year old son disappears one morning on the way to school.
DQ100 – Part three
In the third part of the DQ100 2022/23, DQ picks out a range of shows to tune in for and the actors, directors and writers making them, as well as some of the trends and trailblazers worth catching up with.
Split opinions
Award-winning writer Abi Morgan explores the highly charged world of divorce lawyers for her latest BBC drama, The Split. DQ visits the set to hear how the female-led series was influenced by US legal dramas – and Sex & the City.
Sister’s doing it for itself
UK indie producer Sister Pictures, which is adapting Naomi Alderman’s The Power for TV, is giving centre stage to distinctive female characters and writers. Meanwhile, Julia Roberts has signed up for an adaptation of a novel by Maria Semple.
Brits dominate Rose D’Or scripted
The nominations for this year’s Rose D’Or scripted categories are all UK shows. Andy Fry looks at some of the runners and riders.
From stage to screen
One of the UK’s biggest TV dramas of the year so far, Doctor Foster, was penned by a playwright, Mike Bartlett. This week we look at the increasingly seamless relationship between writing for the stage and writing for the small screen.