Paul Honey Receives RTS Nom

"The People's Piazza" shortlisted for Best Composition Award

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  • Posted: 10 Mar, 2023
  • Written by: Steve Berman

Congratulations to Paul Honey who has been nominated for a Royal Television Society (RTS) West Award for his score for the BBC Two film The People's Piazza: A History of Covent Garden.

The nomination is in the Best Composition of Original Music category.

In this 90-minute feature documentary, first broadcast in November 2022, David Olusoga steps back in time to explore the tumultuous 400 year history of one of the nation’s best-known public spaces, the Covent Garden Piazza.

Paul also scores acclaimed BBC Two David Olusoga-fronted series A House Through Time.

The RTS West Awards take place on Sunday 23rd April 2023 at the Bristol Old Vic.

You can hear the full soundtrack here.

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