Welsh TV weather reader Sian Lloyd and Welsh actresses Joanna Page and Margaret John are to star in a sexually explicit play in Cardiff.
The three will appear in The Vagina Monologues in which women talk about their most intimate secrets such as sex, orgasms and relationships.
The three will join the show for a five-night run at Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff from March 2 to 6.
Page and John are stars of the BBC TV show Gavin and Stacey. Joanna shot to fame playing Stacey with Margaret playing neighbour Doris in the award-winning series.
And the two Swansea women will be working alongside Maesteg-born TV presenter Sian Lloyd, whose autobiography, A Funny Kind of Love, was released last year.
Sian Lloyd began her broadcasting career with the BBC, joining ITV Weather in 1990. She has appeared on I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here!, and Celebrity Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
The Vagina Monologues is in its tenth year of performances throughout the UK.
The producers say more than two million people have seen the show, over 25,000 fake orgasms have been witnessed, and audiences are still clamouring for more.
Sometimes the show embarrasses even famous actresses who appear in it. Maureen Lipman said, "I've decided to tell my mother I'm starring in the Geneva Monologues and it's about
a group of Swiss women in banking."
The three will appear in The Vagina Monologues in which women talk about their most intimate secrets such as sex, orgasms and relationships.
The three will join the show for a five-night run at Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff from March 2 to 6.
Page and John are stars of the BBC TV show Gavin and Stacey. Joanna shot to fame playing Stacey with Margaret playing neighbour Doris in the award-winning series.
And the two Swansea women will be working alongside Maesteg-born TV presenter Sian Lloyd, whose autobiography, A Funny Kind of Love, was released last year.
Sian Lloyd began her broadcasting career with the BBC, joining ITV Weather in 1990. She has appeared on I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here!, and Celebrity Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
The Vagina Monologues is in its tenth year of performances throughout the UK.
The producers say more than two million people have seen the show, over 25,000 fake orgasms have been witnessed, and audiences are still clamouring for more.
Sometimes the show embarrasses even famous actresses who appear in it. Maureen Lipman said, "I've decided to tell my mother I'm starring in the Geneva Monologues and it's about
a group of Swiss women in banking."
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