Anyone hear the play this afternoon about the woman in the wall?

[TsarChasm]

How weird is that?

[charitygirl]

proper weird!

[TsarChasm]

Possibly the strangest story I've ever heard.

[duckyfuzz]

It was so weird! I got in the car at about 2.45 so caught the last 15 mins and couldn't really believe what I was hearing - where did that idea come from?!?

[southeastastra]

what was it called? sounds interesting

[duckyfuzz]

here scroll down to thurs 29 - bizarre!

[catMandu]

Caught the last five mins, sounded odd but typical r4.

[snigger]

I loved the disclaimer at the start:

This play contains scenes of a sexual nature, and music by James Blunt.

[Oggsdog]

I really enjoyed it . Julian Rhind-Tutt is always good.

[HerBeatitudeLittleBella]

oh I missed the last 3 minutes what happened? I got to the bit where the couple realised she'd got a baby in there - what was the outcome?

Inspired by true events? Shurely shome mishtake?

[wrinklytum]

I went for a brief powernap around about Archers time and awoke at 2.40 thinking I was still in some strange dreamlike state when I heard this,very bizarre.

I think the afternoon play slot can be very hit and miss.

Enjoyed the Owen Meany thing (Despite the "Simpsons like voice") and the play based on experiences of living with cancer last week was very moving.

[snigger]

I liked the cancer tales play too.

It was all based on contemporary interviews by the playwright in the hospital her father was being treated in.

[chegirl]

It was a bit barmy but I did laugh out loud a couple of times.

It sort of worked but probably only because of the delightful Mr R-T mmmmm.

That cancer one had me mesmerised last week. I had to keep turning it on and off. I couldnt bear to listen but couldnt stand not to (I lost my daughter to cancer). It was so true which is pretty rare. Most cancer story lines are awful.