Our story follows local radio hosts Rosie and Neil, whose show is going well until they get a tweet one evening from a man who needs their help. A man who says he isn’t coping. A man named ‘Dave’.

Things go from bad to worse for this once celebrated duo as they decide to help ‘Dave’ live on air with disastrous consequences.

Writer and producer David Lee who lives in New Ferry describes the series as a ‘rollercoaster of self discovery’ and says the series holds up a mirror to mental health issues, especially for the men in our local communities. Fifty Shades of Dave is a hilarious rollercoaster which will make you laugh, cry, and take a closer look at the mental health of those around you.

‘We all have a responsibility to listen to anyone in our communities that may need help. Male mental health especially falls under the radar for many reasons and this series aims to raise awareness of this issue and to destroy that stigma’- David Lee

‘Fifty Shades Of Dave’ has been made possible due to funding from local initiatives in the Wirral, predominantly ‘Involve Northwest’s’ ‘ConnectUs’ and ‘Sparkfund’ projects and Wirral’s first and only suicide prevention centre, The Martin Gallier Project, Wirral.

If you’ve been effected by mental health issues and you’d like to share your story, please find us on Facebook and Twitter @fsodofficial and post with the hashtag #wearealldave