Sister to Sister

By: Angela Buckley and Dawn Willoughby
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  • Summary

  • One sister leaves home and travels to new places. The other sister is left behind but soon embarks on her own journey to independence. These real-life letters, from home and away, explore adolescence and the special relationship between sisters. They reveal the rivalry and mutual admiration, the closeness and the distance. They also give an amusing insight into life in the 1980s.
    © 2022 Angela Buckley and Dawn Willoughby
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Episodes
  • Episode 3: Chaos in Córdoba

    Episode 3: Chaos in Córdoba
    Oct 6 2021

    When Angela heads off to study Spanish and sangría in Andalucía for three months,  Dawn moves into her vacant bedroom at home and takes over her belongings.  She also embarks on a new exercise régime.  
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    11 mins
  • Episode 2: Wild Times

    Episode 2: Wild Times
    Oct 6 2021

    After a fall-out with her roommate, Angela moves into student halls and enjoys a hectic social life of parties and nightclubs. Meanwhile, Dawn is languishing at home with an embarrassing childhood illness, but recovers enough to go to a wild party and try a dangerous new sport. 
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    14 mins
  • Episode 1: Home Alone

    Episode 1: Home Alone
    Aug 8 2021

    In this first episode, as Angela settles into student life, Dawn takes over her mundane Saturday job back home. Angela gets to grips with a new flatmate and Dawn grapples with a temperamental photocopier.
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    9 mins

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