Here’s a classy drama series: excellently soundscaped, grippingly plotted, smoothly acted and exec-produced by Sharon Horgan. Connie starts chemotherapy and tries to ignore the advances of fellow patient, Paul, as she delves back to her past to try to figure out.

The details behind why she may have disappeared rather than died in 9/11 are in New York Magazine and whatever you think happened to Philip, it makes for a captivating premise, which is something Pike describes as "haunting" when discussing why she got involved in the audio drama.She was forced to because of her disease and it’s aggressiveness, so ultimately I still see her as selfish as ever.

I was wishing Drew would wise up and kick her to the curb before she could totally devastate his heart. Kim Hooper has written a story that will make her readers think about some very essential things in life.The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. Very excited about this - my first drama podcast commission, Sharon Horgan and Merman's first audio drama, 3 years in the works and starting on BBC Sounds and Radio 4 at the end of May, with cast including Rosamund Pike, Hugh Laurie, Alfred Enoch, Kyle Soller and Isabella Sermon.