The plot
A middle-aged couple are blown apart by the younger widow of an old friend.
What I liked
The contrast of the head voice and the real voice -- this play reflected what the character was saying and what they were thinking. All you have to go on is a slight difference in quality of the two voices.
Kate's annoying 'riiiighht' -- this was pointed out later in the play.
What I learnt
It is, apparently, possible to get away with lines where a wife says to a husband: 'but she's the same age as our daughters Rowena and Sally' (or whatever).
Website: Saturday Play
Broadcast BBC Radio 4 on Saturday 12 January.
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