Jun 20, 2019
“And if that wasn’t exciting enough, tomorrow we’ve a sneak peek of @Markgatiss in the recording studio where he recorded his Kosley vocals alongside the fantastic @simonthorp44! So keep an eye (and ear) out for a quick first listen!”
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“And if that wasn’t exciting enough, tomorrow we’ve a sneak peek of @Markgatiss in the recording studio where he recorded his Kosley vocals alongside the fantastic @simonthorp44! So keep an eye (and ear) out for a quick first listen!”
Mark Gatiss and Simon Thorp
Cast member Sophie Ward and director Andrew Keates give us five reasons to get excited about this new British comedy
source: whatsonstage
Mark Gatiss is set to star in a new play on the West End – as a hysterical talking computer. The Sherlock, Doctor Who and League of Gentlemen actor is giving his voice to the part in Michael Dennis’s new play Dark Sublime, which runs at Trafalgar Studios from June 25-August 3.
‘A love letter to British sci-fi, the show explores the nuances of relationships, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community, looking at how experiences differ across generations.
Gatiss said he was pleased to be part of the “delightful, funny and touching” play, directed by Andrew Keate
Gatiss joins Marina Sirtis, who makes her West End debut in the play. Further casting is yet to be announced.’
(He will just be a computer’s voice pre-recorded & not on stage sadly)
Speaking of voices, also in the cast as a voice-only role is Mark Gatiss, who actually sent Marina the script after chatting to director Andrew Keates at a party. "He gave us the script! That's where the script came from," she revealed.
Star Trek's Marina Sirtis says new play Dark Sublime reflects her own experiences: "It's me, it's my life" {x} 24/06/2019
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“As if you needed another reason to book for Dark Sublime...introducing @Markgatiss as the voice of Kosley the computer. With music by our incredible composer @randaculous #SneakPeek #DarkSublime https://t.co/agkZtnZazo”
“We’re very honoured to have @Markgatiss lending us his voice to our production of @DarkSublimePlay at @TrafStudios this Sunday. Find out more by visiting: https://t.co/XdTJBPCoHp”
“Whilst it’s such a shame @Markgatiss won’t be treading the boards each night - it was he who told me to read Dark Sublime, as well as very
This has been all over social media today. Granted we already knew, but still.