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Afternoon Play: Why Can't a Woman Be More Like a Man?

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

A comedy by Alison Joseph with serious intent about female desire, the pharmaceutical industry and the crucial question of hydraulics. Erica, played by Phyllis Logan , works in a university, researching Victorian sexology. Chris (Darren Boyd ) works in a lab trying to develop a sex drug for women. Can they possibly have a future together?
Director Gaynor Macfarlane

Contributors

Comedy By:
Alison Joseph
Played By:
Phyllis Logan
Unknown:
Darren Boyd
Director:
Gaynor MacFarlane
Debbie:
Deborah Berlin
Dr Ferguson:
David Collings
Beth:
Emma Fielding
Alan:
Julian Rhlnd-Tutt
Source: Radio Times

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