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Fly Me to the Moon

Fly Me to the Moon

3 December 2000 · Mark Brailsford · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · at Big Finish

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A new audio comedy, recorded in front of a live audience at The Komedia in Brighton. Tess and Mickey are a couple having problems with their relationship. Their answer? Go see a counsellor. Unfortunately, this may turn out to be a very bad idea. The Counsellor has problems of his own - his marriage to Inga, a blonde beauty thirty years his junior, for instance. Can the Counsellor help Tess and Mickey? Does he really know the secrets of a good relationship? Or is he more interested in his Cub Scout of the Year award? Live effects performed by Nicholas Briggs and a bucket of water.
Romance not assessedInferred themesconflicttransformationidentitygreed
A comedic look at relationship woes with an eccentric, problematic therapist.
“A new audio comedy, recorded in front of a live audience at The Komedia in Brighton.”
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Cast · 3 voices

India FisherMark BrailsfordSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

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