Russell T Davies wants your 'sexcapades' for new web series Tofu about modern sex culture

Tofu will run as an online companion to new dramas Cucumber and Banana

Members of the public are invited to submit their 'sexcapades' for inclusion in Russell T Davies' new series Tofu (Rex Features)

Russell T Davies wants your sex stories – the good, the bad and the ugly.

The former Doctor Who screenwriter, 51, is on the hunt for volunteers to take part in light-hearted eight-part series Tofu, about modern sex culture.

He is keen to feature real-life tales submitted by members of the public, with each 20-minute episode focusing on a different topic from one-night stand apps and sexual taboos to housewives' secret exploits.

Viewers can expect sketch comedy, musical set pieces, interviews, animation and even a touch of fantasy.

Those interested in joining the project are asked to send in a short video, no longer than 90 seconds, which sees them regale Red Production Company with their best ‘sexcapade’.

The programme is open to all sexualities and genders, but participants must be aged 18 or over. Videos can be uploaded to the show's website.

"Men, women, every gender - all the pronouns! - trans or cis, straight or gay, bi, curious, maybe you're sex-obsessed or take-it-or-leave-it, or maybe you've - whisper the words - never had sex and aren't afraid to say so," said journalist Benjamin Cook, who will present the series.

"Smut, basically. It's about smut. We want to hear from you. No subject and no individual is off limits. We can't wait to hear your stories."

Tofu will serve as an online companion to Davies’ two forthcoming dramas, Cucumber and Banana. The stars of those shows will appear on Tofu, along with celebrities and porn stars.

Davies has explained that the aim of Tofu is to highlight “the very real issues referenced in the fictional shows”.

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“While Cucumber and Banana are fictional, we know that often the sweetest, most heart-warming, most tragic and most heartbreaking stories are real life tales,” he said.