BFI Southbank debates the current state of British Television drama in a two-month season during May and June. Despite critical negativity about the present and future of British small-screen drama, we contend that the current generation of British TV dramatists is as accomplished as any before. The season showcases some of the best shorter-form dramas from the last decade or so, from Dominic Savage’s Out of Control (2002) to Russell T Davies’ Second Coming (2003). We also welcome a number of the programmes’ directors, actors and producers in for Q&As, including William Ivory, Frank Cottrell Boyce, Dominic Savage and Tony Marchant. (Image and most of text supplied by BFI. More information from BFI site.)
