Will You Love Me Tomorrow?

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Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers.

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Radio 4

Episodes

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
			20080922	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 1/5. Will You Love Me Tomorrow? By Kathryn Simmonds. A brief encounter at a party leads to a date and the first awkward kiss, followed by the agony of waiting for the all-important next phone call. Read by Isabel Brook.
			20080923	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 2/5. Ha Ha Ha By Joan Osbaldeston. From childhood, Suzy has collected interesting words. However, she has forgotten the glamour of the word 'epiglottis' for 43 years, until she meets the inimitable Stanley Manley. And Stanley has an interest of his own. Read by Jenny Coverack.
			20080924	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 3/5. After the Snow Queen By Diana Hendry. A modern conclusion to the famous fairy story reveals what happened next for Gerda and her true love Kay after his release from the Snow Queen's spell. Read by Phyllida Nash.
			20080925	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 4/5. You're Not Ann Laurenson, Are You? By Frank Dunne. On a train out of Waterloo, a middle-aged man becomes fascinated by the woman sitting opposite him. As the train rattles through the countryside, he is trying to devise a way of introducing himself which cannot fail to intrigue her. Read by Philip Franks.
			20080926	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 5/5. Echo Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren.
AR	01	Will You Love Me Tomorrow?	20080922	By Kathryn Simmonds. A brief encounter at a party leads to a date and the first awkward kiss, followed by the agony of waiting for the all-important next phone call. Read by Isabel Brook.
AR	02	Ha Ha Ha	20080923	By Joan Osbaldeston. From childhood, Suzy has collected interesting words. However, she has forgotten the glamour of the word 'epiglottis' for 43 years, until she meets the inimitable Stanley Manley. And Stanley has an interest of his own. Read by Jenny Coverack
AR	03	After The Snow Queen	20080924	By Diana Hendry. A modern conclusion to the famous fairy story reveals what happened next for Gerda and her true love Kay after his release from the Snow Queen's spell. Read by Phyllida Nash
AR	04	You're Not Ann Laurenson, Are You?	20080925	By Frank Dunne. On a train out of Waterloo, a middle-aged man becomes fascinated by the woman sitting opposite him. As the train rattles through the countryside, he is trying to devise a way of introducing himself which cannot fail to intrigue her. Read by Philip Franks.
AR	05 LAST	Echo *	20080926	Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren
AR	05 LAST	Echo *	20080926	Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren

Episodes

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
			20080922	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 1/5. Will You Love Me Tomorrow? By Kathryn Simmonds. A brief encounter at a party leads to a date and the first awkward kiss, followed by the agony of waiting for the all-important next phone call. Read by Isabel Brook.
			20080923	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 2/5. Ha Ha Ha By Joan Osbaldeston. From childhood, Suzy has collected interesting words. However, she has forgotten the glamour of the word 'epiglottis' for 43 years, until she meets the inimitable Stanley Manley. And Stanley has an interest of his own. Read by Jenny Coverack.
			20080924	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 3/5. After the Snow Queen By Diana Hendry. A modern conclusion to the famous fairy story reveals what happened next for Gerda and her true love Kay after his release from the Snow Queen's spell. Read by Phyllida Nash.
			20080925	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 4/5. You're Not Ann Laurenson, Are You? By Frank Dunne. On a train out of Waterloo, a middle-aged man becomes fascinated by the woman sitting opposite him. As the train rattles through the countryside, he is trying to devise a way of introducing himself which cannot fail to intrigue her. Read by Philip Franks.
			20080926	Offbeat love stories from a variety of writers. 5/5. Echo Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren.
AR	01	Will You Love Me Tomorrow?	20080922	By Kathryn Simmonds. A brief encounter at a party leads to a date and the first awkward kiss, followed by the agony of waiting for the all-important next phone call. Read by Isabel Brook.
AR	02	Ha Ha Ha	20080923	By Joan Osbaldeston. From childhood, Suzy has collected interesting words. However, she has forgotten the glamour of the word 'epiglottis' for 43 years, until she meets the inimitable Stanley Manley. And Stanley has an interest of his own. Read by Jenny Coverack
AR	03	After The Snow Queen	20080924	By Diana Hendry. A modern conclusion to the famous fairy story reveals what happened next for Gerda and her true love Kay after his release from the Snow Queen's spell. Read by Phyllida Nash
AR	04	You're Not Ann Laurenson, Are You?	20080925	By Frank Dunne. On a train out of Waterloo, a middle-aged man becomes fascinated by the woman sitting opposite him. As the train rattles through the countryside, he is trying to devise a way of introducing himself which cannot fail to intrigue her. Read by Philip Franks.
AR	05 LAST	Echo *	20080926	Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren
AR	05 LAST	Echo *	20080926	Rosie Jackson's modern take on the old myth of Echo and Narcissus. When a woman finds herself in love with a busy executive, her initial subservience turns to self-preservation and quiet revenge. Read by Bonnie Hurren