A musical romance about two young strangers who fall in love online. Meet the West End stars and creators including Anoushka Lucas, Martin Sarreal and the BBC Philharmonic. Lewis Borg-Cardona also talks to co-creators Simon Pitts and Theo Jamieson, music producer Steve Levine, conductor Melvin Tay and animator Dan Masterton.Producer: Lewis Borg-Cardona

Reflecting on Rose’s advice, Ryo comes to a momentous decision - one that could change both of their lives for ever.

Three weeks after the wedding and the funeral, Ryo and Rose reconnect, with Rose offering Ryo some advice as she recounts a story about her younger sister and a choice she made.

In the wake of the tragedy that engulfs his friends, Ryo struggles to cope. Attempting to reassess his life and move on, he’s advised by Kenji not to forget Rose.

As virtual maid of honour at her best friend Alyssa’s internet wedding, Rose rises to the occasion, but celebrations are put on hold when she finds out the news that Ryo has to tell her.

As Rose plans for her best friend Alyssa’s internet wedding, on the other side of the world Ryo has to help his own close friends, as the reality of the pandemic hits home with tragic consequences.

Rose and Ryo both reflect on their first video chat and realise that, even with half a planet between them, this could still be the start of something special.

Despite initial interruptions from Ryo’s friends Kenji and Hiromi, his video chat with Rose goes well - especially when it turns into something more, via some cool backgrounds and a virtual waltz.

Overcoming the time difference, Rose and Ryo connect via the internet and learn more about each other’s lives, which leads to the two of them setting up a video chat.

London-based Rose Darrow meets Ryo Miike, a work colleague living in Kyoto, during an online video chat. The first episode of a new musical romance set in a locked-down time of pandemic.

Stephen Fry introduces U.Me - an original musical romance set during pandemic lockdown.