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'Kramer versus kramer' wins Best adaptation at the 2026 bbc audio drama awards!

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Sarah’s  two part dramatisation of Avery Corman’s novel Kramer Versus Kramer  has won Best Adaptation at the 2026 BBC Audio drama awards. 

New York, 1977 and workaholic Ted Kramer is forced to re-think his priorities when his wife Joanna leaves, making him sole guardian of their five-year-old son.
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Starring Jacob Fortune Lloyd as Ted and Lydia Wilson as Joanna. 

Radio Pick of the week in the Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Radio Times, The Observer and The Guardian.

Read about Sarah’s writing process here on the BBC Writers page.

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Hear Sarah talk about the novel here


Sarah was also shortlisted for the 2026 Tinniswood Awards for her Radio 3 drama, 'Star'.

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