Shane Richie will take on the role of detective superintendent Roy Grace in the stage adaptation of Peter James’ crime novel Not Dead Enough.
This is the third Peter James novel to be adapted for stage, and follows The Perfect Murder and Simple – all from the same franchise.
Shane Richie will be following his role in the nationwide tour of The Perfect Murder earlier this year. In Not Dead Enough, he’ll star opposite Laura Whitmore, who’ll play Cleo Morey.
A new UK tour
Not Dead Enough will tour UK venues from 25th January, opening at the Dartford Orchard Theatre. The tour is currently confirmed to run until 6th May, but further tour dates are expected to be announced next year.
The thriller will visit a number of theatres including the New Victoria Theatre in Woking, Brighton Theatre Royal, the Bristol Hippodrome and the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
Synopsis
Not Dead Enough tells the story of a man named Brian Bishop who claims that he was 60 miles away, asleep, on the night his wife was murdered.
Detective superintendent Roy Grace, while investigating the case, is also dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his own wife. Together, both cases throw up some shocking revelations.
Shane Richie
Multi award-winning actor Shane Richie has played numerous roles on stage and screen and is perhaps best known for his role as Alfie Moon in BBC TV’s EastEnders.
He will next be seen on screen in his upcoming role in Redwater, a six-part series based on EastEnders’ characters Kat and Alfie Moon as they embark on a new life in Ireland, which is set to broadcast in early 2017.
Group bookings
Group travel organisers should contact their chosen venue for group bookings.
For further information visit www.notdeadenough.co.uk.
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