Staged - All Seasons

Season 1
David Tennant and Michael Sheen star as two actors rehearsing remotely due to Covid-19.

Season 2
Life imitates art imitates life. David and Michael's plans for getting on with their lives and the prospect of a remake of Staged for the US are dashed. They aren't famous enough!

Season 3
Things have returned to normal for David and Michael. They have moved on from lockdown and returned to their everyday working life, while Simon's career remains stagnant. His phone does ring, but only to ask if he can get David and Michael back together; and they've made it clear they want nothing more to do with him. But Christmas is approaching, and Simon hopes the warmth of the season might soften them to the idea of a radio version of a Christmas classic…but that's as far as Simon's plan has got!
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