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Cupid Strikes 11-02-2008 - 15-02-2008 BBC R4
1/5. Better Off without Them
By Philip Ardagh. The first of five short readings sees Cupid's arrow possibly being deflected from its intended path. Read by Denis Lawson and Phyllis Logan. Producer Heather Brennon
2/5. Consuming Celia.
Celia has written a list of all the gifts she doesn't want for Valentine's Day, but the one thing she really wants it seems moneyjust can't buy. Tamsin Greig reads Kate Perry's short story. Producer Heather Larmour
3/5. Stupid Cupid.
A woman gives her family a rather unexpected surprise for Valentine's Day. David Threlfall's story is read by Victoria Wood, with Simon Treves as the newsreader. Producer Heather Larmour
4/5. Sparks.
When Gracie's compostobsessed husband dies, she decides it's time for some radical personal growth. Written and read by Frances Tomelty. Producer Eoin O'Callaghan
5/5. Interview with a Cupid.
A revealing talk with the god of erotic love gives an insight into his world. Polly Devlin's story is read by Julian Clary. Producer Anne Simpson
From the Radio Times
There's not a pink fluffy bunny in sight in these five short stories inspired by Valentine's Day-and if there were, it would be butchered. These are love stories with a tart twist. Some are desperately sad, like Monday's Better Off without Them by Philip Ardagh. Others are inspiring, especially Thursday's Sparks, written and read by Frances Tomelty, in which a widow finds her self-esteem restored through an unlikely mix of bad compost and bad men. And there's even laughter on Friday when Julian Clary camps it up in Interview with a Cupid by Polly Devlin. No-one will ever think of Cupid as a cute fat-thighed little boy ever again.
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Cupid Strikes 11-02-2008 - 15-02-2008 BBC R4
1/5. Better Off without Them
By Philip Ardagh. The first of five short readings sees Cupid's arrow possibly being deflected from its intended path. Read by Denis Lawson and Phyllis Logan. Producer Heather Brennon
2/5. Consuming Celia.
Celia has written a list of all the gifts she doesn't want for Valentine's Day, but the one thing she really wants it seems moneyjust can't buy. Tamsin Greig reads Kate Perry's short story. Producer Heather Larmour
3/5. Stupid Cupid.
A woman gives her family a rather unexpected surprise for Valentine's Day. David Threlfall's story is read by Victoria Wood, with Simon Treves as the newsreader. Producer Heather Larmour
4/5. Sparks.
When Gracie's compostobsessed husband dies, she decides it's time for some radical personal growth. Written and read by Frances Tomelty. Producer Eoin O'Callaghan
5/5. Interview with a Cupid.
A revealing talk with the god of erotic love gives an insight into his world. Polly Devlin's story is read by Julian Clary. Producer Anne Simpson
From the Radio Times
There's not a pink fluffy bunny in sight in these five short stories inspired by Valentine's Day-and if there were, it would be butchered. These are love stories with a tart twist. Some are desperately sad, like Monday's Better Off without Them by Philip Ardagh. Others are inspiring, especially Thursday's Sparks, written and read by Frances Tomelty, in which a widow finds her self-esteem restored through an unlikely mix of bad compost and bad men. And there's even laughter on Friday when Julian Clary camps it up in Interview with a Cupid by Polly Devlin. No-one will ever think of Cupid as a cute fat-thighed little boy ever again.
Type : mpeg 1 layer III
Bitrate : 192
Mode : stereo
Frequency : 48000 Hz
Length : 01:09:08
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Source : Freeview