Set post World War One, the BBC’s latest drama stars Myers as a dancing girl gone bad
The BBC's new drama, "Dope Girls," set in post-World War One, explores the gritty glamour of the Roaring Twenties through the criminal underworld of Soho's nightclubs. Starring Umi Myers as Billie, a dancer turned antihero, the series highlights the often-overlooked stories of women in the criminal underworld. Myers emphasizes the show's groundbreaking portrayal of women challenging societal constraints. The series premieres on February 22 on BBC1.
