Dope Girls is a Peaky Blinders-style drama on BBC1 that follows the female gangs who ran London's Soho in the 1920s.

Dope Girls EP Kate Crowther said it had been “all eyes on ep 1” in the edit room over the past few months due to this new way of working, with the likes of title sequence and music having to ...

Julianne Nicholson leads Dope Girls, which is described as BBC’s spiritual successor to Peaky Blinders The post Dope Girls: Julianne Nicholson Leads BBC’s Peaky Blinders Spiritual Successor ...

Summarise Dope Girls in one sentence It goes back to when I got the pilot script and read it. Polly Stenham put in this quote by Viv Albertine, who’s from this punk rock band called The Slits.

Dope Girls chronicles the journey of one woman from working class wife to London's most dangerous woman, set against the backdrop of the end of World War One.

“Dope Girls depicts in visceral delicious detail the birth of the modern nightlife industry guided and gilded by hard-fought female endeavour,” the BBC description reads.

Dope Girls is streaming now on BBC iPlayer and on BBC One from Sunday February 23. To receive the best stories in your inbox every day, click here to register for one or more newsletters from The ...

Dope Girls takes place at the end of World War One as Britain celebrates the Armistice. Men return to London expecting to pick up where they left off but women are now empowered, and they're loath ...

Though the Dope Girls news suggests that the BBC is exploring its options in a post-Peaky world, fans haven’t seen the last of Shelbey yet: Peaky Blinders is also set to return as a film.