Resultados para "podcast" en Comedia romántica

"Las Parejas" es una antología de historias protagonizadas por el humor y las relaciones de pareja. Parejas enamoradas, despechadas, sensibles, irascibles, tiernas, educadoras o ácidas. Diez historias escritas por diez autoras destacadas de la dramaturgia española actual e interpretadas por grandes actrices y actores del teatro español. Pequeñas ficciones sonoras que te harán sonreír mientras te relatan distintos hitos y desastres de las relaciones de pareja.

Esta es Miranda, una alegre y desenfadada soltera que, por cosas de la vida, trabaja de dominatrix en el calabozo que tiene en su piso. Allí deleita a sus clientes con unos buenos azotes y castigos extremos. Además, cuando hay suerte, consigue que algún que otro esclavo le pague por el honor de limpiarle la casa.  

Bug has hit her 30s with a bump. An almost wedding, an almost ex-husband, and a bookshop that’s almost turning a profit. With the help of her best friend – free spirit, activist and all-round legend Winnie, she’s going to make it all come good. Probably. Definitely. Maybe. At least she’s got her friends around her. 

Meet Miranda. She is a cheerful and happy-go-lucky single girl who just happens to be a dominatrix with a dungeon in her flat where she services clients with flogging and extreme correction and (if she's lucky) gets the occasional slave to pay her for the honour of doing her vacuuming.

The Maker Upperers attempt to resolve rifts, rekindle long lost loves and repair broken friendships. Join the hilarious, but utterly unqualified, comic duo Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek (responsible for the comedy film The Breaker Upperers) as they do their level best to make the world a happier place!

Miranda’s back, but she’s not sticking around for long. In an attempt to regain her mojo, she’s packing up her whips, chains and thigh-high boots to leave London, and set out on a road trip unlike any other. With her best frenemy, and fellow dominatrix, Mistress Laveen in tow, she heads out to see what delights – and displeasures – they can dish out from the “comfort” of budget hotel rooms across the UK.