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Full Cast Announced for Red Speedo at Orange Tree Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 5, 2024
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Cast of Red Speedo

Orange Tree Theatre today announces the full cast for the UK première of Lucas Hnath’s Red Speedo directed by Matthew Dunster.

The previously announced Finn Cole – best known for his roles as Michael Gray in Peaky Blinders and Joshua ‘J’ Cody in Animal Kingdom – is joined by Fraser James playing Coach, Parker Lapaine playing Lydia, and Ciarán Owens (Peaky Blinders, The Last Kingdom) playing Peter.

Ray lives to swim. He is within touching distance of international glory and a life-changing sponsorship deal. But everything changes when performance-enhancing drugs are discovered in the club’s refrigerator. As tensions run high, Ray’s brother wants them destroyed, his coach wants to call the authorities, his ex-girlfriend doesn’t want to know, and Ray wants the drugs back. A thriller played at the breakneck pace of an Olympic sprint, Red Speedo tackles the unforgiving weight of success in a world where the only crime is getting caught.

Lucas Hnath is one of America’s most exciting contemporary playwrights, whose A Doll’s House, Part 2 was recently seen at the Donmar Warehouse. Matthew Dunster directs this UK première, fresh from his hit West End productions of Shirley Valentine, 2:22 A Ghost Story and Hangmen.

Red Speedo opens at Orange Tree Theatre on 18 July, with preview from 13 July, and runs until 10 August.

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