Abigail Burdess

Abigail Burdess is a writer-performer from London.Abigail has written for TV comedies including the Emmy-nominated Tracey Ullman’s Show (BBC1), Watson and Oliver (BBC2), and the BAFTA-winning That Mitchell and Webb Look (BBC2). She’s appeared in TV and radio comedies including Fresh Meat (C4), Cuckoo (BBC3) and Lobbyland(Radio 4).Abigail’s written for children’s TV including the BAFTA-nominated Sorry I’ve Got No Head (CBBC), So Beano (Sky), and the Emmy-award winning Paddington (Nickelodeon). She won a place on the BBC Writers Scheme 2018 and a commission for EastEnders (BBC1).On the stage Abigail’s first full-length play All The Single Ladies had a No. 1 tour. On the radio her Doctor Who adventure Prism has just been released by Big Finish Productions. Abigail’s poetry appears in her husband Robert Webb’s best-selling memoir, How Not To Be A Boy.