The brand new production, which has been thrilling audiences since its premiere two weeks ago, will arrive in Milton Keynes from Tuesday 17 August. Looking Good Dead stars EastEnders' Adam Woodyatt and TV and Stage star Gaynor Faye as Tom and Kellie Bryce.
Completing the cast will be
Harry Long as Roy Grace,
Ian Houghton as Jonas,
Leon Stewart as Branson, Gemma Stroyan as Bella,
Luke Ward-Wilkinson as Max Bryce, Mylo McDonald as Mick and Natalie Boakye as Janie.
No good deed goes unpunished.... hours after picking up a USB memory stick, left behind on a train seat, Tom Bryce inadvertently becomes a witness to a vicious murder. Reporting the crime to the police has disastrous consequences, placing him and his family in grave danger. When Detective Superintendent Roy Grace becomes involved, he has his own demons to contend with while he tries to crack the case in time to save the Bryce family's lives.
Adam Woodyatt is the longest serving cast member in "EastEnders" having appeared continuously as Ian Beale since the show began in 1985. For his portrayal of the role he was honoured in 2013 with the Lifetime Achievement Award and in 2015 after the "EastEnders" 30th Anniversary Live episode, Best Actor at the British Soap Awards. "Looking Good Dead" marks Adam's return to stage in a play for the first time since 1982 as a 13-year-old at
The National Theatre in
Tom Stoppard's "On The Razzle". In addition to "EastEnders" Adam has also appeared on many TV programmes including "Robot Wars", "Dream House", "A Question of Sport", presented "The National Lottery" draw live and last year was a contestant on "Celebrity Masterchef". He has also previously appeared in the pantomimes "Peter Pan", "Snow White", "Aladdin", "Mother Goose" and "Cinderella".
Gaynor Faye played the role of Megan Macey in "Emmerdale" for seven years. She is also well-known for playing Judy Mallett in Coronation Street and most recently played Cheryl Armitage in the BBC1 drama "The Syndicate". Her many other TV credits include "Fat Friends" and "Playing The Field". Gaynor's stage credits include Celia in the original West End production of "Calendar Girls" and Rose in the recent UK premiere and tour of "Band of Gold". Other stage credits include the Narrator in
Jonathan Harvey's comedy play "Corrie!" and Cathy in "Wuthering Heights" for Hull Truck.
LOOKING GOOD DEAD is Peter's fifth novel to be brought to the stage and follows the hugely successful productions of "The House on Cold Hill" starring
Joe McFadden and
Rita Simons last year, "Not Dead Enough" starring
Shane Richie and
Laura Whitmore in 2017, "The Perfect Murder" starring
Shane Richie and
Jessie Wallace in 2016 and "Dead Simple" starring
Tina Hobley in 2015.
Peter James is a number one bestselling author of crime and thriller novels and the creator of the much-loved Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, now a major ITV series, GRACE. He has topped the Sunday Times best seller list eighteen times and has achieved global book sales of over 21 million copies which have been translated into 37 languages. Synonymous with plot twisting page turners, he has garnered an army of loyal fans throughout his storytelling career which also included writing for TV and producing films. He has won over 40 awards for his work, including the WHSmith Best Crime Author of All Time Award, Crime Writers' Association Diamond Dagger and a BAFTA nomination for The Merchant of Venice starring
Al Pacino and
Jeremy Irons for which he was an Executive Producer.
"LOOKING GOOD DEAD" is produced by Joshua Andrews and Peter James and has been adapted for the stage by
Shaun McKenna. An award-winning British dramatist, Shaun's previous theatre credits include Ladies in Lavender, the Lord of The Rings musical and Peter James' The Perfect Murder, Dead Simple, Not Dead Enough and The House on Cold Hill. "LOOKING GOOD DEAD" is directed by
Jonathan O'Boyle, Designed by
Michael Holt with Lighting Design by
Jason Taylor. The Composer and Sound Designer is
Max Pappenheim.
Member bookings: 0330 102 7200
Online Booking: ATGTICKETS.COM/MiltonKeynes*
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