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Celebrated screenwriter Sally Wainwright has teased what fans can expect from her upcoming comedy series Riot Women, which follows a group of menopausal women who form a punk rock band.

Riot Women follows five menopausal women who form a punk band.

"I think of Billy as Sally."

"She's phenomenal. She's one of the reasons we said yes."

"Sally was overly ready and willing to sort of incapacitate people, especially the male characters."

New Sally Wainwright fantasy series Renegade Nell is coming to Disney Plus today, providing a swashbuckling adventure set in the 18th century that the whole family can enjoy.

After being framed for murder, an 18th-century Englishwoman with supernatural powers becomes an outlaw in this show from the creator of 'Happy Valley.'

The Disney series is a magical mega-mix of Sally Wainwright’s greatest hits.

Stand and deliver: this show’s here to steal your money and your time

This fun, action-packed romp about super-powered highway robbery is like Gentleman Jack with added swagger. And its star could not be more magnificent

Renegade Nell is the new highwaywoman in town.

Having established herself at the BBC with the police procedural “Happy Valley” and the crossdressing costume drama “Gentleman Jack,” screenwriter-turned-showrunner Sally Wainwright has followed countless creatives and taken the Disney…

Renegade Nell is making its way to Disney+ this week, brought to life by Derry Girls star Louisa Harland.

"Sally, I think, is rewriting history a little bit, and that's something lovely about the show."

She’s gone from playing a schoolgirl to starring as a highway robber with superpowers in new swashbuckling period romp, Renegade Nell. The actor talks pie and mash, stunt training – and why there are no nipples in her new series

Derry Girls’ Louisa Harland will star as the heroic highwaywoman Nell Jackson

The series is now just weeks away from being released on Disney Plus.

Adrian Lester stars as the Earl of Poynton in the new Disney Plus series.

The fantasy-adventure series stars Derry Girls' Louisa Harland as a young woman framed for murder in 1705 England

She finally said goodbye to her Calder Valley classic this year. But why did her star beg for the ending to be changed? And why is she so excited about menopausal punks?