Chewing Gum

Tracey Gordon, a devoutly religious young woman in London, navigates the complexities of adolescence and sexual awakening under the watchful eye of her strict mother and uncle. As she tries to reconcile her faith with her burgeoning desires and the influences of her friends, Tracey embarks on a series of awkward and often hilarious attempts to explore the world of dating and relationships.

Chewing Gum was widely acclaimed for its unique voice, comedic brilliance, and authentic portrayal of faith, culture, and young womanhood. Critics praised Michaela Coel's writing and performance, noting the show's ability to balance humor with poignant moments. It resonated with audiences for its relatable struggles and refreshing perspective.

• Praised for its sharp, hilarious writing and Michaela Coel's stellar performance.

• Celebrated for its authentic and insightful exploration of faith, sex, and cultural identity.

• Applauded for its unique blend of comedy and heartfelt drama.

Google audience: Google users lauded Chewing Gum for its brilliant humor and Michaela Coel's exceptional talent. Many appreciated the show's honest and relatable depiction of navigating faith, desire, and growing up, finding it both funny and moving.

BAFTA Award for Best Television Comedy (2017), Rose d'Or for TV Sitcom (2017), Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Comedy (2017). Nominated for several other awards including BAFTA TV Awards for Best Actress and Best Comedy Writing.

Michaela Coel initially developed 'Chewing Gum' as a one-woman show at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama before it was adapted into the popular television series.