Kate McAll

McAll, Kate

Kate McAll is a Sony Gold award-winning producer and director with over 30 years’ experience at the BBC. She began her career making history documentaries and literary features for BBC Radio 4, before turning to drama. BBC productions include The Willows, with Julian Sands and Bill Pullman, Me Cheeta, My Life in Hollywood adapted by Costa Prize winning author Stef Penney and starring John Malkovich, Life At Absolute Zero with Eats, Shoots and Leaves author Lynne Truss, an adaptation of Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai's latest book,We Are Displaced, and an adaptation of Kilvert's Diary, The Journal of a Victorian Country Curate. Kate has collaborated with L.A. Theatre Works on several previous projects including The Blood of Strangers, La Bête, and Arthur Miller - A Life, as well as adaptations of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda, E. M. Forster's A Room with a View, and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. She also co-produces Dead Honest, a podcast about the people who work with the dying and the dead, which won Best British Podcast Gold in 2021. More information about Kate's work on her company can be found at Rhiannonmedia.com.