Lucy GoughLucy Gough has written extensively for radio and stage and was a scriptwriter for ten years from 1996 for Hollyoaks. Her work includes Catherine Wheel (1991, toured by Scallywag Theatre in Education Company); Our Lady Of Shadows (1994,BBC Radio 3); As To Be Naked (Is the best disguise) (1994, Theatr Clwyd Theatre in Education), shortlisted BBC Wales Writer of the Year Award 1994 and John Whiting Award 1994; Haul (1994); Head (1996, by BBC Radio 4); Wolfskin (1997); Prophetess of Exeter (1997, BBC World Service); The Red Room (1999, BBC Radio 4); The Mermaid's Tail (1999, BBC Radio 4); Judith Beheading Holofernes (2000, BBC Radio 4); Mapping The Soul (2001, Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Gryfhead (2003, Aberystwyth Arts Centre), Wuthering Heights (2003, BBC Radio 4); Mapping The Soul 2 (2005, BBC Radio 4) The White Hare (2008, as part of BBC4 Extra's Man in Black series), also adapted as a short film (2010). A stage version of Wuthering Heights was commissioned and toured from Aberystwyth Arts Centre in 2011 while her radio drama Western Stars was broadcast on Radio 4 in 2011, and BBC Wales in 2012. In 2010 she undertook a 3 month Granada Artists' Award in California and was awarded a Creative Wales Award from the Welsh Arts Council. She currently writes for the BBC drama series Doctors and is a creative research fellow at University of Wales Aberystwyth. Read More Read Less