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Six sketches on the theme of cruising from The Red Rose Tattoo, written by Peter Franksson and Alan Veale.
Will Val and Scott find their Love Boat? How did Ede and Flo get that drinks package? Do you know if you can listen in foreign? Will Irving handle a complaint without complaint? Who’s steering this thing anyway?
Music by Dave Thomas, with FX from zapsplat.com.
One man’s adventures in pursuit of an eccentric relative,
JAPE are proud to contribute to the production of Alan
SECRET SNOGGING: an introduction will also be
One man’s adventures in pursuit of an eccentric relative,
JAPE are proud to contribute to the production of Alan
SECRET SNOGGING: an introduction will also be
Seventy-six-year-old Madeleine McGlyn is confined to a
This is an adaptation of Michael Mau’s original script from
“I love this version. I could feel the benign menace in
Bob confides in Beryl about his matrimonial “threesome”, minibus driver Hunter loses the plot, and rival firm A to B Cabs are poaching staff.
Julie has had a gruelling day at the care home where she works. She just wants a glass of wine and a cuddle – not necessarily in that order. She has a colourful story to tell, but why won’t David come out of the kitchen and help Julie unwind?
When your luck finally runs IN, what do you do? Barmaid Shani hates being short of money, so when a thousand pounds turns up in her shopping bag, she has some tough decisions to make. As her colleague Miserable Martin puts it: Seller Vee!
Six sketches on the theme of cruising from The Red Rose Tattoo, written by Peter Franksson and Alan Veale.
Will Val and Scott find their Love Boat? How did Ede and Flo get that drinks package? Do you know if you can listen in foreign? Will Irving handle a complaint without complaint? Who’s steering this thing anyway?
Music by Dave Thomas, with FX from zapsplat.com.
Will Val and Scott find their Love Boat? How did Ede and Flo get that drinks package? There’s only one way to find out…
From the publisher's feed
A collective of audio dramas, including THE QUIET ONE, (where an old lady struggles to get rid of her smelly husband) and WHO CARES? (a thoughtful drama originally written for the stage, now adapted for broadcast). There’s outright farce in TEETHING PROBLEMS, and a new recording of DUMMY CABS, based on the successful two act stage play of the same name. Finally, what can you read in the SIGNS? This adaptation of an American drama will have you thinking long after you finish listening…
All material performed by Jacqui Padden, Sandie Keane, Peter Franksson and Alan Veale, and written by award-winning scriptwriters, Peter and Alan.