Fanny Cradock - Works About Fanny Cradock

Works About Fanny Cradock

  • Doughnuts like Fanny's - play by Julia Darling, 2002. Later renamed Fanny Cradock - The Life and Loves of a Kitchen Devil
  • Fear of Fanny - play by Brian Fillis, 2002, adapted for BBC Four in 2006 starring Julia Davis as Fanny Cradock
  • Fanny and Friends (Channel 4, 21 October 2012)

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