Tim Price

Tim Price is a screenwriter and playwright affiliated with the University of Manchester's Centre for New Writing since 2015, where he teaches on the Screenwriting MA program. His work spans television, theatre, and film, focusing on politically charged narratives and innovative storytelling formats.

Notable credits include The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning (James Tait Black Award winner), Protest Song (starring Rhys Ifans), and Candylion, the Insatiable Inflatable, a fusion of theatre and live music. He has contributed to major TV series such as Eastenders, Casualty, and Sky's The Smoke.

His awards include the James Tait Black Award, Olivier Award nominations, and international festival recognitions. Price’s work often explores themes of technology’s societal impact, political dissent, and cultural identity.