BBC Two Sets Premiere Date For ‘Alma’s Not Normal’ Season 1
The first season of Alma's Not Normal will premiere on BBC Two on Monday September 13th at 10pm, it has been announced.
The first season of Alma's Not Normal will premiere on BBC Two on Monday September 13th at 10pm, it has been announced.
Thanyia Moore (The Duchess, Jamie Johnson), Dave Spikey (Phoenix Nights) and Ben Willbond (Ghosts, Yonderland) have joined the cast of BBC Two's Alma's Not Normal for its first full season. They join a cast that includes series creator Sophie Willan, Siobhan Finneran (Happy Valley, Downton Abbey), Lorraine Ashbourne (The Crown, Cheat), Jayde Adams (Crazy Delicious), James Baxter (Still Open All Hours, Emmerdale) and Nicholas Asbury (Doctor Who, Chewing Gum).
After airing the broadcast pilot earlier this month, BBC Two has handed out a series order to Alma's Not Normal. The show's first season will consist of six episodes, with one of said episodes being the pilot.
BBC Two comedy pilot Alma's Not Normal will premiere on Tuesday April 7th at 10pm, it has been announced.
Siobhan Finneran (Happy Valley, Downton Abbey), Lorraine Ashbourne (The Crown, Cheat), Jayde Adams (Crazy Delicious) and James Baxter (Still Open all Hours, Emmerdale) have been tapped to star opposite Sophie Willan in BBC Two's comedy pilot Alma's Not Normal.
BBC Two has ordered Alma’s Not Normal - a half-hour comedy pilot written by and starring Sophie Willan, who won the BBC’s inaugural Caroline Aherne Bursary Award in 2018. Alma's Not Normal follows Boltonian wild-child, Alma Nuthall and her family of eccentric, unruly women. With no qualifications and a rebellious streak a mile wide, Alma decides to become an escort to support her dreams of becoming a star and leaving Bolton.