The play has its world premiere in the heart of London

Take a first look at Danny Lee Wynter’s Ilford Boy at the Donmar Warehouse.
Directed by Donmar artistic director Tim Sheader, the world premiere will officially open tomorrow, 20 October, and run until 28 November.
The production follows mixed-race teenager Ted Martin, who is growing up in 1990s East London in a household filled with chaos, laughter and tough love. His life is changed when Patrick arrives, bringing with him a new sense of style, humour and a love of show tunes.
The cast includes Lindsey Coulson as Eileen, Cary Crankson as Trevor, Gershwyn Eustache Jnr as Ken, Aaron Gill as Raj, Charlotte Jaconelli as Ann, Jodie McNee as Jackie, Craig Stein as Patrick, Leo Whitfield-Harris as Ted and Ria Zmitrowicz as Tillie.
Sheader directs, with Peter McKintosh as set designer, Ryan Dawson Laight as costume designer, Aideen Malone as lighting designer, Tony Gayle as sound designer, Ebony Molina as choreographer and intimacy director, Kate Waters as fight director, Eamonn O’Dwyer as composer and music supervisor, Carole Hancock as wigs, hair and make-up designer, Barbara Houseman as voice director and Hazel Holder as dialect coach. Phillippe Cato is associate director and Jessy Roberts is resident assistant director. Lotte Hines is casting director, with Lilly Mackie as casting associate.



















