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First Look: Dark Sublime at Trafalgar Studios 2 In Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
June 19, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Dark Sublime c. Scott Rylander

Dark Sublime c. Scott Rylander

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Rehearsal images have been released for Dark Sublime at Traflagar Studios 2, the debut play from Michael Dennis, which stars Marina Sirtis and is directed by Andrew Keates.

Joining Marina Sirtis, as she makes her West End debut, are Jacqueline King  and Simon Thorp, esteemed actor and LQBTQ+ campaigner Sophie Ward  alongside one of the most exciting up and coming UK actors Kwaku Mills. Stage and screen star Mark Gatiss will be lending his voice to the part of Kosley, a hysterical talking computer, in this world premiere of Dark Sublime.

Oli arrives at the door of Marianne, a fading jobbing actress. He’s impatient to make an impression, to make a friend. Marianne knows about waiting – for her turn at something more substantial than a half-remembered role on a cult TV show, for her best friend to see her differently. As Oli forces her back into the past, and a strange, outrageous world she hasn’t visited in almost 40 years, Marianne must find her own way into the future. Together they begin to discover what every good relationship needs: time and space.

       

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Marina Sirtis and Andrew KeatesCourtesy of Scott Rylander
Marina Sirtis and Andrew Keates Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Sophie Ward Jacqueline King and Marina Sirtis Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Sophie Ward Jacqueline King and Marina Sirtis Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Kwaku MillsCourtesy of Scott Rylander
Kwaku Mills Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Sophie Ward and Jacqueline KingCourtesy of Scott Rylander
Sophie Ward and Jacqueline King Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Kwaku Mills and Marina Sirtis Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Kwaku Mills and Marina Sirtis Courtesy of Scott Rylander
Simon ThorpCourtesy of Scott Rylander
Simon Thorp Courtesy of Scott Rylander
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