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Kenith Trodd (born 1936) is a British television producer best known for his professional association with television playwright Dennis Potter.
Even if he hadn't produced much of Dennis Potter 's best work, Ken Trodd's contribution to British television drama would be considerable. His career has embraced work by Jim Allen, Simon Gray, Julia Jones, Mike Leigh, G.F. Newman, Stephen Poliakoff and Colin Welland.
Kenith Trodd was born in 1936 in Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK. He is a producer, known for Pennies from Heaven (1978), The Singing Detective (1986) and Screen Two (1984). He has been married to Andrea Cassidy since 2002.
Jun 7, 1994 · Kenith Trodd, television producer of Pennies from Heaven and The Singing Detective, was a life-long collaborator and friend. After splitting with Dennis Potter during the...
Mar 9, 2014 · An interview with Kenith Trodd. The television and film producer talks to Colin MacCabe about his career and collaborations with Simon Gray. July 2011. Colin MacCabe: How did you first get into the BBC, what were your original interests in drama? Kenith Trodd: I got into the BBC classically, by the back door.
Producer Kenith Trodd faced criticism and praise from local workers, employers and critics in an edition of the discussion programme series In Vision (1974-75) that was dedicated to Leeds – United! 1 The play had a largely female cast who were positioned as participants: its lead actors and its extras were social actors, as mass crowds ...
Trodd also produced Potter’s final dramas, Karaoke (BBC/Channel 4, 1996) and Cold Lazarus (Channel4/BBC, 1996). He was awarded the RTS Silver Medal in 1986-87 and the BAFTA Alan Clarke Award in 1993.
