Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20050821 | Stories from various stages in lesbian and gay experience. 1/5. Arthur Snatchfold by EM Forster Simon Russell Beale reads one of the most powerful of the posthumously published stories on homosexual themes by one of Englands greatest authors. Caution is thrown dangerously to the winds when the tedium of a weekend country visit is enlivened for businessman Sir Richard Conway by the presence of an interesting young man. Followed by News. | ||||
| 20050828 | Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 2/5. Rosemary for Remembrance, or From My Diary, 1962 By Lorna Mitchell. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Lorna's private writings humorously reflect the tormented first inklings of sexual identity for a teenager in the grips of a lesbian crush on her teacher. But was it wise to bare her soul to Miss Caldwell? Read by Teresa Gallagher. Then News. " Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 2/5. Rosemary for Remembrance, or From My Diary, 1962 By Lorna Mitchell. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Lorna's private writings humorously reflect the tormented first inklings of sexual identity for a teenager in the grips of a lesbian crush on her teacher. But was it wise to bare her soul to Miss Caldwell? Read by Teresa Gallagher. Then News." | ||||
| 20050904 | Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 3/5. The Gang By Sebastian Beaumont. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. As disease strikes at the heart of the gay community the kindness of strangers eases the passage for one young man struggling to come out of the closet. Read by Tom George. Then News. | ||||
| 20050911 | Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 4/5. A Country Dance By Mary Dorcey. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. An account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance. But the real drama is a personal one, lying less in what is said than what remains unspoken. Read by Clare Cathcart. Then News. " Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 4/5. A Country Dance By Mary Dorcey. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. An account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance. But the real drama is a personal one, lying less in what is said than what remains unspoken. Read by Clare Cathcart. Then News." | ||||
| 20050918 | Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 5/5. Crossing the Bar By Mark Sanderson. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Does it take one to know one? One young man thinks so, but when he opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the standard dating game, the result undermines all his assumptions. Read by Charlie Simpson. Directed by Richard Wortley. Then News. " Stories exploring lesbian and gay themes. 5/5. Crossing the Bar By Mark Sanderson. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Does it take one to know one? One young man thinks so, but when he opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the standard dating game, the result undermines all his assumptions. Read by Charlie Simpson. Directed by Richard Wortley. Then News." | ||||
| AR | 01 | Arthur Snatchfold | 20030929 | 20050821 | By E M Forster. Caution is thrown dangerously to the winds when the tedium of a weekend country visit is enlivened for businessman Sir Richard Conway by the presence of an interesting young man. Read by Simon Russell Beale. Abridged by Cathy Stewart Directed by Richard Wortley. |
| AR | 02 | Rosemary For Remembrance - Or From My Diary, 1962 | 20030930 | 20050828 | By Lorna Mitchell. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Lorna's private writings humorously reflect the tormented first inklings of sexual identity for a teenager in the grips of a lesbian crush on her teacher. But was it wise to bare her soul to Miss Caldwell? Read by Teresa Gallagher. But was it wise to bare her soul to Miss Caldwell? Read by Teresa Gallagher. |
| AR | 03 | The Gang | 20031001 | 20050904 | By Sebastian Beaumont. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. As disease strikes at the heart of the gay community the kindness of strangers eases the passage for one young man struggling to come out of the closet. Read by Tom George. Read by Tom George Abridged by Cathy Stewart Directed by Richard Wortley. |
| AR | 04 | A Country Dance | 20031002 | 20050911 | By Mary Dorcey. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. An account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance. But the real drama is a personal one, lying less in what is said than what remains unspoken. Read by Clare Cathcart. Read by Clare Cathcart, an account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance. "By Mary Dorcey. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. An account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance. But the real drama is a personal one, lying less in what is said than what remains unspoken. Read by Clare Cathcart. Read by Clare Cathcart, an account by the award-winning Irish writer of a nightmarish instance of rural homophobia when two women attend a local dance." |
| AR | 05 LAST | Crossing The Bar | 20031003 | 20050918 | By Mark Sanderson. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Does it take one to know one? One young man thinks so, but when he opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the standard dating game, the result undermines all his assumptions. Read by Charlie Simpson. Directed by Richard Wortley. A man opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the dating game, and gets a shock. "By Mark Sanderson. Abridged by Cathy Stewart. Does it take one to know one? One young man thinks so, but when he opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the standard dating game, the result undermines all his assumptions. Read by Charlie Simpson. Directed by Richard Wortley. A man opts for a state-of-the-art approach to the dating game, and gets a shock." |