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Dateline:
3rd March, 2009
RTS Programme Awards
The Royal Television Society Programme Awards nominees have been announced.
The theatre-related nominations are:
Actor (Female)
- Clare Foy - Little Dorrit (BBC Productions / WGBH Boston
for BBC One)
- Anna Maxwell-Martin - Poppy Shakespeare (Cowboy Films for
Channel 4)
- Andrea Riseborough - The Devil's Whore (Company Pictures
for Channel 4)
Actor (Male)
- Matthew Macfadyen - Little Dorrit (BBC Productions/WGBH
Boston for BBC One)
- Rafe Spall - He Kills Coppers (Ecosse Films for ITV1)
- Ben Whishaw - Criminal Justice (BBC Productions for BBC
One)
Children's Drama
- MI High (Kudos Film & TV for CBBC)
- Sarah Jane Adventures (BBC Productions for BBC One)
- Summerhill (Tiger Aspect for CBBC_
Comedy Performance
- Simon Bird - The Inbetweeners (Bwark Production for E4)
- James Corden - Gavin and Stacey (Baby Cow for BBC Three
and BBC One)
- Peter Kay - Britain's Got The Pop Factor (And Possibly The
Next Jesus Christ Soapstar Strictly On Ice) (Phil McIntyre/Goodnight
Vienna Production for Channel 4)
Drama Serial
- Criminal Justice (BBC Productions for BBC One)
- The Devil's Whore (Company Picture for Channel 4)
- Place of Execution (Coastal Productions for ITV1)
Drama Series
- City of Vice (Hardy and Sons/Touchpaper TV Production for
Channel 4)
- Con Passionate (Teledu Apollo for S4C)
- The Fixer (Kudos Film and TV for ITV1)
Scripted Comedy
- Lead Balloon (Open Mike for BBC Two)
- Outnumbered (Hat Trick Productions for BBC One)
- Peep Show (Objective Production for Channel 4)
Single Drama
- The Curse of Steptoe (BBC Productions for BBC Four)
- Margaret Thatcher - The Long Walk To Finchley (Great Meadow
Productions for BBC Four)
- The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (talkbackTHAMES Production
for Channel 4)
Soap and Continuing Drama
- The Bill (talkbackTHAMES for ITV1)
- Coronation Street (ITV Studios for ITV1)
- EastEnders (BBC Productions for BBC One)
Writer - Comedy
- Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong - Peep Show (Objective Production
for Channel 4)
- Sharon Horgan and Dennis Kelly - Pulling (Silver River
for BBC Three)
- Graham Linehan - The I.T. Crowd (talkbackTHAMES Production
for Channel 4)
Writer - Drama
- Simon Block - The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (talkbackTHAMES
Production for Channel 4)
- Peter Flannery - The Devil's Whore (Company Picture for
Channel 4)
- Peter Moffat - Criminal Justice (BBC Productions for BBC
One)
The Awards will be presented on Tuesday 17 March at the Grosvenor House
Hotel in a ceremony hosted by Rory Brenmer.
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