Dancing Ledge Productions

“I’m in my stable girl era.” 💁‍♀️ We’ve been teasing you for months… and the wait is finally over. #BigMood is back for Series Two on Thursday 16th April! 📺 Catch it on Channel 4 (UK & Ireland) & Tubi (US & Canada) #BigMood #nicolacoughlan #eggie #comedy #ukcomedy #comedydrama

Rupert Everett walking into THAT friendship fallout? We’re seated already. 🍿 The fabulous Rupert Everett has joined the Big Mood cast and honestly… the drama levels just skyrocketed. Friendship? Fragile. Vibes? Wild. Chaos? Guaranteed. ✨

A defiant new drama based on a heart-wrenching true story. Based on first-hand accounts and extensive research, Prisoner 951 depicts the harrowing ordeal of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe - a British-Iranian citizen abducted and falsely imprisoned by the Iranian state for six years - and her husband Richard Ratcliffe, who campaigned tirelessly for justice and her return. With powerful portrayals from Narges Rashidi and Joseph Fiennes, the series explores one family’s extraordinary courage and resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity. Watch the full series now on BBC iPlayer. Produced by @dancingledge (a Fremantle company). #MadeByFremantle #TVDrama

Nazanin and Narges ❤️❤️❤️

Narges Rashidi wins the Leading Actress BAFTA for her portrayal of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Prisoner 951 💫   In April, Úna Ní Dhonghaíle, was awarded the Editing: Fiction BAFTA Craft Award for her work on the series.   Based on a heart-wrenching true story, the series explores one family’s extraordinary courage and resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity.   Congratulations to Narges, Úna, the entire cast and crew and our brilliant team at Dancing Ledge (a Fremantle company).   #BAFTATVAwards #MadeByFremantle

We’re so thrilled that @nargesrashidi has won Best Actress at the 2026 BAFTA TV Awards for playing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in #Prisoner951 ! 🎉 Such an incredible talent, so well deserved, and so wonderful to have Nazanin, Richard, and Gabriella with us too 💛

Last night at the #BAFTATVAwards with @pandocruises Narges Rashidi won Leading Actress for her performance in Prisoner 951!! 🏆 A huge congratulations to Narges and all the team at @dancingledge , a Fremantle company! We are so proud of everything to have achieved with this truly moving series. #dancingledgeproductions #fremantleuk

More celebrations for the team at @dancingledge for yet another award for Prisoner 951! A huge round of applause for Úna Ní Dhonghaíle and everyone involved in this hugely moving series. #dancingledgeproductions #fremantleuk

Dancing Ledge Productions scored 3 wins yesterday at the @rtswoe awards! Prisoner 951 won the awards for On Screen Talent (performance), Craft: Director, and Production (scripted)! With @nargesrashidi taking home the talent award and Philippa Lowthorpe, the director award. Huge congratulations to the whole team at @dancingledge , a Fremantle company! #dancingledgeproductions #fremantleuk

A huge congratulations to @unanidhonghaile on winning Editing: Fiction at the BAFTA Craft Awards for Prisoner 951 ✨ Such a well-deserved recognition for truly exceptional work. The precision, care and storytelling in the edit played such a vital role in bringing this powerful story to life. So proud to see Prisoner 951 continue to be recognised, and to celebrate the incredible talent behind it 💛

A huge, unforgettable night for Dancing Ledge Productions at the @rtswoe ✨ We’re incredibly proud to celebrate an amazing trio of wins for Prisoner 951: 🏆 @nargesrashidi – Onscreen Talent (Performance) 🏆 Scripted Content 🏆 @philippalowthorpe – Director This project has meant so much to so many of us, and it’s incredibly special to see it recognised in this way. Narges’ powerful, deeply moving performance, Philippa’s exceptional direction, and the entire team’s dedication brought this story to life with such care and impact. Most importantly, it means the world to see Nazanin and Richard’s story receiving the attention, recognition and praise it so truly deserves. Thank you to everyone who has supported, watched, and championed Prisoner 951 💛

Still taking it all in… but you’re now looking at an RTS award-winning producer-director 🥹 And an award-winning production company, @storytellher.studios . And a very, very proud daughter. This one hits differently. It happened at home in Southampton on Friday night. On my home turf. In a place that holds more meaning than I can even fully put into words right now. Surrounded by the very industry, networks, and people I’ve been moving through for the past two decades. It might be my television documentary debut… but this has been a long time in the making. And I am absolutely chuffed. Thank you to @royaltelevisionsociety for this. For recognising Saving Mum. For holding it alongside such powerful, beautiful documentaries. It means more than you know. Thank you judges for saying it was “A film made with sensitivity and respect. Brave, honest and utterly compelling.” Because making work like this isn’t easy. Choosing nuance, truth, and emotional honesty, especially in a system that can often reward what’s familiar, safe, and predictable… it asks a lot of you. So I really want to shout out the people who believed in me, believed in this story, and backed it with their time, energy, care, and resources. I wouldn’t be standing here without you. Truly. My amazing team @dancingledge @channel4 @onsight_ukltd and all the incredible creatives that supported from the start. This belongs to all of us. What made it even more special… I grew up 10 minutes from the venue, the Hilton at the Utilita Bowl. I used to come here with my dad to watch cricket. And so much of this film was shot in these same streets, these same spaces, holding memories that are woven into the documentary itself. To stand there, in that place, and receive this… it felt like a full circle moment. A real homecoming. A moment of light. And beyond all of that, this matters for something bigger. For South Asian filmmakers. For those of us who have stories that don’t always fit neatly into boxes. Who are trying to tell things with depth, with care, with cultural truth. There is space for us. There is value in our stories. And there is power in telling them our way. 🏆