Caroline G Quentin

Captive-Moi (6ème partie) (French Edition)

Voici le volume 6 de la série Captive-Moi... Il faut lire les volumes 1 à 5 avant d'aborder ce tome 6.Jennifer et Alex se retrouvent pris dans une panique indescriptible, Les retournements de situation et les pièges sont à chaque coin de rue et à chaque chapitre.La série "Captive-moi" est censée par...

The Woman Who Went to Bed for a Year (Unabridged Audiobook) by Sue Townsend, narrated by Caroline Quentin on 01/06/2012 Unabridged Audiobook edition

My Brilliant Divorce

Caroline Quentin stars in Geraldine Aron's radio adaptation of her Olivier-nominated West End hit, a comedy drama about surviving divorce with your sense of humour intact. Good-natured, slightly overweight, former window-dresser Angela (declared age 39, real age 51) thinks her marriage will last for...

The Woman Who Went to Bed for a Year

The day her children leave home, Eva climbs into bed and stays there. She's had enough - of her kids' carelessness, her husband's thoughtlessness and of the world's general indifference. Brian can't believe his wife is doing this. Who is going to make dinner? But Eva won't budge; and soon she realis...

Just a Minute 2 (BBC Radio)

Released in the year which marks the programme's 30th anniversary, these cassettes feature four episodes of BBC Radio's comedy panel game, "Just a Minute", in which the contestants are given subjects on which they must attempt to speak for 60 seconds without repetition, hesitation or deviation.

The Pop-up Dear Zoo

Loved by children for over twenty years, Rod Campbell's classic title is now available in pop-up form. Retaining all the charm of the original title, this new edition is packed full of exciting surprises! Open the zoo's crates, and you'll find an extremely tall giraffe, an incredibly fierce lion, an...

The Second Best Bed (BBC Radio 4: Afternoon Play)

A BBC Radio 4 comic monologue starring Caroline Quentin, written by Christopher Green. Originally broadcast as the 'Afternoon Play' on 11 September 2009. A feisty woman has taken to her bed in the spare room and she is not getting up - ever. She's 39 and has decided that she is not having children. ...

Robert Bathurst

…Between 1998 and 2003, he made television appearances in Goodbye, Mr Steadman (2001), starring opposite Caroline Quentin as a headmaster who has been declared dead after one of his pupils erases all computer records relating to him, and the adaptation of White Teeth (2002).[12] On stage he a...

Caroline Quentin

Caroline Jones (born 11 July 1960; Reigate, Surrey), known by her stage name Caroline Quentin, is an English actress, most frequently associated with ...