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The full cast has been announced for the West End return of Duncan Macmillan’s [*People, Places and Things*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/40085-people-places-and-things?), which opens at the Trafalgar Theatre on 3 May. Jeremy Herrin will direct.

Joining Denise Gough, who will reprise her Olivier Award-winning role as Emma, is Sinéad Cusack (*V for Vendetta, Rock ‘n’ Roll*) as Doctor/Therapist/Mum, Malachi Kirby (*Small Axe, Anansi Boys*) as Mark, Danny Kirrane (*The Sandman, The Serpent Queen*) as Foster, and Kevin McMonagle (*Scoop, Best of Enemies*) as Dad/Paul.

The cast also includes Holly Atkins (*This Country, Sons of the Prophet*) as Charlotte, Paksie Vernon (*Shetland, Angels in America: Part One*) as Jodi, Ryan Hutton (*A Midsummer’s Night Dream, Only Fools and Horses*) as Shaun, Ayọ̀ Owóyẹmi-Peters, who makes her West End debut as Laura, and Dillon Scott-Lewis (*Piglets, &Juliet*) as T. Russell Anthony (*Call the Midwife, Trouble in Butetown*) and Louise Templeton (*Jayson Bend: Queen and Country, Sherlock Holmes: The Final Curtain*) complete the company.

Macmillan’s play follows actor Emma, in the grip of addiction, who ends up in rehab after breaking down mid-way through Chekhov's *The Seagull*.  

Gough won Best Actress at the 2016 Olivier Awards and at the Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards for her performance as Emma in *People Places and Things* at the National Theatre in 2015. The production transferred to Wyndham's Theatre in March 2016, before a run at St. Ann’s Warehouse in New York in October 2017.   

The creative team includes director Jeremy Herrin (*Long Day's Journey Into Night, A Mirror, Ulster American*), set designer Bunny Christie, costume designer Christina Cunningham, lighting designer James Farncombe, music by Matthew Herbert, sound designer Tom Gibbons, video designer Andrzej Goulding, and movement director Polly Bennett. 

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*People, Places & Things* was first performed at the National Theatre’s intimate Dorfman Theatre in 2015 and transferred to Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End the following year. Denise Gough won Olivier and Critics’ Circle Awards for her lead role as Emma. In 2017, the show played Off-Broadway at St Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn, where it was nominated for six Drama Desk Awards.

Writer Duncan Macmillan is known for his incisive plays exploring contemporary social and political issues, including *Lungs* (revived at the Old Vic in 2019 starring Claire Foy and Matt Smith), *Every Brilliant Thing*, and his adaptation of George Orwell’s *1984*, directed by Jeremy Herrin. Herrin, who directs *People, Places & Things*, has a number of theatre credits including *A Mirror, Labour of Love,* and the *Wolf Hall* trilogy. The production is designed by Bunny Christie (*Guys & Dolls*).

Denise Gough was nominated for the Milton Shulman Award for Outstanding Newcomer at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards in 2012. Following *People, Places & Things*, she won her second Olivier Award for *Angels in America* at the National Theatre, and received a Tony nomination for the production’s Broadway transfer. 

Her screen roles include Dedra Meero in *Star Wars* spinoff *Andor* and ITV’s *Too Close*, for which she won a BAFTA nomination. London Theatre’s five-star review of *People, Places & Things* hailed Gough’s performance as “acting so raw, so tangible, so felt, so passionate, so wounded yet alive, so down but never out, that it thrills and astonishes.”

## What to watch for
- Denise Gough considered leaving acting before she, thankfully, was cast in *People, Places & Things*. 
- By reprising the role of Emma, Gough is following in the footsteps of eminent actors such as Mark Rylance and Glenn Close, who returned to their roles in *Jerusalem* and *Sunset Boulevard* respectively. Many actors play Shakespearean roles more than once, with Judi Dench re-interpreting Titania in *A Midsummer Night’s Dream* almost 50 years after her debut in the role.
- Theatre lovers should listen out for references to the great Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, especially his play *The Seagull*, in which Emma stars at the beginning of *People, Places & Things*.

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The original production of Duncan Macmillan’s penetrating drama *People, Places & Things* returns to the West End nearly a decade after its premiere at the National Theatre. Jeremy Herrin directs, with Denise Gough reprising her career-defining, Olivier Award-winning role as Emma, an actress battling with addiction and self-destructive behaviours.

The original production of the modern classic *People, Places & Things* returns to the West End for a limited run. It is a powerful exploration of addiction, led by its original Olivier-winning star, Denise Gough. Book *People, Places & Things* tickets on London Theatre today.

The Olivier Award-nominated play *People, Places & Things* was first performed at the National Theatre in 2015, followed by a West End transfer and a limited run at New York’s St Ann’s Warehouse (six Drama Desk Award nominations). 

Duncan Macmillan’s incisive play is directed by former Headlong artistic director Jeremy Herrin (*A Mirror, Wolf Hall, This House*), and the stylish production is designed by Bunny Christie (*Guys & Dolls, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time*). 

Denise Gough won Olivier and Critics’ Circle Awards for her performance as Emma, an actress who struggles to distinguish reality from fantasy and takes refuge in drugs and alcohol. One of the most celebrated actresses of her generation, Gough won a second Olivier Award for her performance in *Angels in America* at the National Theatre, and was nominated for a Tony Award for the Broadway transfer. On screen, Gough was nominated for a Best Actress BAFTA TV Award for ITV’s *Too Close*, and is known for her role as Dedra Meero in *Star Wars* prequel spinoff *Andor*.

London Theatre’s five-star review of the 2016 West End run admired how Gough “steals this fierce, uncompromising play with a heart-stopping intensity” and observed that “the play, though it is undeniably harrowing and hard to watch at times, is so full of empathy and feeling that — like the 12 Steps themselves— it works when you embrace it.”

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Don’t miss this opportunity to see the original production of Duncan Macmillan’s lacerating play *People, Places & Things* starring its original lead, the Olivier Award-winning Denise Gough. She returns to the role of Emma, an actress who is addicted to drugs and alcohol but can’t bring herself to let go of them. London Theatre gave the West End run a glowing five-star review in 2016.

Emma was having the time of her life. Now she’s in rehab. Her first step is to admit that she has a problem.

Denise Gough is reprising the role of Emma in Duncan Macmillan’s [*People, Places & Things*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/40085-people-places-and-things) at the Trafalgar Theatre. 

Gough is an Irish actress born in 1980, who trained at the Academy of Live and Recording Arts.&nbsp;She started her London theatre career in&nbsp;By the Bog of Cats&nbsp;and&nbsp;As You Like It, both at the <a href="/theatres/wyndhams-theatre">Wyndham's Theatre</a>. She then performed in off-West End shows including&nbsp;Our New Girl&nbsp;at the&nbsp;<a href="/theatres/bush-theatre">Bush Theatre</a> and in Eugene O’Neill’s Desire Under the Elms at <a href="/theatres/lyric-hammersmith-theatre">Lyric Hammersmith Theatre</a>.

Following this success, she starred as Julia in The Duchess of Malfi at the <a href="/theatres/sam-wanamaker-playhouse">Sam Wanamaker Playhouse</a> in 2014 which was filmed and broadcast on BBC4. Gough also performed in Duncan Macmillan’s People Places and Things at the <a href="/theatres/national-theatre">National Theatre</a> in 2015, playing a recovering drug addict. For&nbsp;People Places and Things, Gough won the Olivier Award for Best Actress.

She returned&nbsp;to stage in 2017 in Angels in America<a href="/show/angels-in-america"> </a>alongside <a href="/actor-profile/russell-tovey">Russell Tovey</a>, <a href="/actor-profile/nathan-lane">Nathan Lane</a> and <a href="/actor-profile/andrew-garfield">Andrew Garfield</a> at the <a href="/theatres/national-theatre">National Theatre</a>. For her performance as Harper Pitt, she earned the Olivier for Best Supporting Actress, as well as a Tony Award nomination for the role off Broadway. Her last stage role was as Portia Coughlan at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin.

Gough also has a number of screen credits, including most famously the role of Dedra in *Star Wars* prequel *Andor*. She has starred in the 2018 film *Colette* opposite Keira Knightley, the mini-series *Too Close* with Emily Watson, *Under the Banner of Heaven* with Andrew Garfield, and in the 2023 thriller series *Who is Erin Carter?*

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## How to Get to the Venue
 Trafalgar Theatre is conveniently located near several Underground stations with Charing Cross being the closest - a mere 2-minute walk. Bus services also provide excellent connectivity to and from various parts of London, with several routes stopping within walking distance of the theatre. For those who prefer driving, there are a few NCP car parks nearby. The theatre is also easily accessible for cyclists, with several bicycle racks available in the vicinity.

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Denise Gough won Best Actress at the Olivier Awards in 2016 for her performance as Emma in *People Places and Things* at the National Theatre in 2015.

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