Stephen is an award-winning director and writer who has worked extensively as a director in theatre and written over 80 hours of television, film and radio. His Doctors episode ‘The Joe Pasquale Problem’ was shortlisted for the Writers Guild of Great Britain Awards, and his Radio 4 adaptation of The Man Who Fell To Earth starred Christopher Eccleston, and was winner of a Signal Gold Medal Award.
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BBC1 Doctors ‘The Mole’ S19
Directed by David Lewis Richardson
Stephen Keyworth
Stephen is a core writer on BBC1’s Doctors and has written almost 40 episodes, as well as episodes of EastEnders and Casualty. His work for Radio 4 includes My Difficult Second Album with Olivia Colman, and he recently adapted William Goldman’s Marathon Man starring Jack Lowden, Tom Burke and Iain McDiarmid.
Stephen trained on the BBC Drama Writers Academy under John Yorke, and was winner of Shine Pictures Big Idea Film Prize. He won the Amnesty International Theatre for his production of his own play Dog Well Done, and as artistic director of Flight 5065 he filled every pod of the London Eye with comedy, theatre and music for a one night arts extravaganza. Artists included Damon Albarn, Jo Brand and the Royal Court Theatre.