Sex Education star Anne-Marie Duff is returning to the London stage for a new production of 1930s play The Little Foxes.
The actress won a Bafta TV Award last year for her performance in Apple TV series Bad Sisters, and has also appeared in His Dark Materials and The Salisbury Poisonings.
Later this year, Duff will appear at the Young Vic theatre in a new adaptation of The Little Foxes, directed by Oliver Award winner Lyndsey Turner.
Duff told BBC News it was “a joy to return to the Young Vic stage and bring Lillian Hellman’s classic play to life”.
First performed in 1939, The Little Foxes is set in a small town in Alabama in the early 20th Century.
It focuses on the greed and ambition of Regina Giddens, a Southern woman who goes to great efforts to gain as much wealth and power as she can, including by blackmailing her brothers.
The new production will play at the Young Vic from 4 December until 8 Feb 2025.
In a statement, Duff told BBC…
