Steve Keyworth: Urinal Etiquette, Baked Potatoes, and Crafting Unique Stories for Television

Steve Keyworth: Urinal Etiquette, Baked Potatoes, and Crafting Unique Stories for Television

🎙️ Episode Overview

In this episode, Steve Otis Gunn talks to Steve Keyworth, a versatile writer and director known for his extensive work in television and theatre. Topics include:

• TV Writing: Steve discusses his experience writing for popular UK soap operas like EastEnders, Casualty, and Doctors, including the groundbreaking episode The Joe Pasquale Problem
• Film Collaboration: Insight into co-writing the film Breaking the Bank, starring Kelsey Grammer, and the creative process behind it.
• Theatre Direction: Exploration of Steve's work as a theatre director, bringing unique productions to the stage.
• Flight 5065: Steve talks about curating the innovative project, where various acts performed in the pods of the London Eye, featuring Damon Albarn and Jo Brand.
• Humorous Observations: Lighthearted conversations about the quirks of social distancing around urinals and shared opinions on baked potatoes.

This episode will appeal to fans of British television, theatre enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the creative processes behind popular media.

🖋️ About Steve Keyworth

Steve Keyworth is a seasoned writer and creative force in British television. With an impressive portfolio, Steve has made his mark in both drama and comedy. He is also known for his innovative approach to storytelling, which often blends elements of the surreal with the everyday.

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Podcast: Television Times with Steve Otis Gunn

Host: Steve Otis Gunn

Guest: Steve Keyworth – Writer & Producer

Duration: 58 minutes

Release Date: August 2, 2023

Season: 1, Episode 14

All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn

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