Socialist, feminist, musician and writer, Alice Nutter first came to fame in the 90s with the anarchist music group Chumbawamba, before leaving the music business to start a new career as a pla
Socialist, feminist, musician and writer, Alice Nutter first came to fame in the 90s with the anarchist music group Chumbawamba, before leaving the music business to start a new career as a playwright in 2006. Her plays include My Generation, Foxes, Where's Vietnam?, and the Barnbow Canaries. Nutter is also a prolific screen writer for television contributing scripts to Jimmy McGovern's The Street, The Accused, The Mill, 32 Brinkburn Street, Moving On, Casualty and The White Princess
