Composers score new CBeebies drama Molly and Mack

Composers Paul Honey, Ellie Wyatt and Paul Drew score forthcoming CBeebies drama series.

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  • Posted: 03 Nov, 2018
  • Written by: Steve Berman
Molly and Mack is a brand new drama series based on the daily adventures of a Scottish village community. With a picturesque setting, engaging characters, warm-hearted storylines, charm, humour and spirit, it celebrates our modern society with inclusivity and diversity while offering a true reflection of the UK today.

Each standalone episode of this new pre-school drama focuses on the lives and comic dilemmas of a diverse, cross-generational village community. The stories reflect the characters’ interconnected lives as the friends and neighbours live happily in the beautiful village of Bridgetown.

Between them, the composer team's recent CBeebies credits include Old Jack's Boat: Rockpool Tales, Feeling Better and Tee & Mo. Ellie Wyatt and Paul Drew have written the theme and songs to feature in the series. Paul Honey has scored the series.

Molly and Mack (20x15) is a BBC Children’s Production. The series producer is Dominic MacDonald and the executive producer is Sara Harkins.

The series begins on CBeebies on 12th November.

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