Men with Kirsty Murphy and Sarah O'Sullivan

from Voice Notes · host Marcus Bateson

Hello and welcome to today's episode of Voice Notes: The New Writing Podcast. Have a listen to this funny, inspiring and empowering conversation between Sarah and Kirsty as they explore all things dating, writing with music and female comedy while reflecting on the inspirations and process that went into creating the monologue play: The Diary of Attractive Men. This is the final episode of series one and you can find all previous episodes on all major podcast platforms. We are planning a second series of Voice Notes which promises to be bigger, bolder and brighter - and you could be part of it. Just contact us at our email [email protected] or on our social media platforms with @mactiretheatre. That's all for now - See you all very soon!

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