Couples who are in a committed relationship but are curious about 'opening it up' are being invited to apply for a new Channel 4 show.
Firecracker Films - the UK TV production company creator of some of the UK’s most popular award-winning programmes - are looking for couples who are in long-term relationships but curious about exploring whether non-monogamy could strengthen their bond.
A spokesman said: "Do you want to explore a freer lifestyle and relationship? Married or in a committed relationship? Curious about open relationships and seeing other people while remaining together?"
With 42% of marriages now ending in divorce, Open, the new ground-breaking series will explore whether monogamy is still the answer.
The series will follow a group of monogamous couples, assisted by sex and relationship therapists, as they embark on a series of intimate workshops and dates, to road-test whether the idea of having sex with other people works alongside maintaining a committed relationship.
If you or anyone you who you know is interested in being involved in the show, contact relationships@firecrackerfilms.com or 07709 616 280.
Firecracker is responsible for some of the highest-rating and most talked about factual television programmes of the last decade. From Emma Willis: Delivering Babies to Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over.
Other credits include Born in the Wrong Body, Repo Man, Sex Testers, Baby Ballroom and Dr Christian Will See You Now, with single documentaries such as Susan Boyle: Unlikely Superstar, Secrets of the Living Dolls, The Man With The Ten Stone Testicles, The Brit Who Tried To Kill Trump, The Town the Gypsies Took Over, Gypsy Eviction: The Battle for Dale Farm and Jamie: Drag Queen At Sixteen – the documentary which inspired the hit West End musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.
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