I Don't Want Kids
Sarah Millican's candid and witty memoir. The comedian does not like kids, has never wanted to have them and is always amazed by people's reactions when she tells them so.
Part-autobiography, part-self-help book, Sarah Millican's memoir is a funny, honest and sometimes outrageous account of how she went from being a quiet, bookish child to becoming one of Britain's most successful and best-loved stand-up comedians.
An astute observer of the ways in which society constrains and judges women, in this episode Sarah describes people's reactions (ranging from disbelief to outright shock) when she tells them that she doesn't like kids - and has never wanted to have children of her own.
Read by Sarah Millican
Written by Sarah Millican
Abridged by Kirsteen Cameron
Produced by Kirsteen Cameron.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Reader | Sarah Millican |
| Author | Sarah Millican |
| Abridger | Kirsteen Cameron |
| Producer | Kirsteen Cameron |
Broadcasts
- Tue 17 Oct 201710:45BBC Radio 4
- Wed 18 Oct 201700:30BBC Radio 4
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