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EastEnders' Adam Woodyatt and Emmerdale and Coronation Street's Gaynor Faye take on the title roles in Peter James' Looking Good Dead at Norwich Theatre Royal.

EastEnders fans may spot Ian Beale actor Adam Woodyatt in Norwich this week as he stars in Looking Good Dead at Norwich Theatre Royal.

EastEnders fans may spot Ian Beale actor Adam Woodyatt in Norwich this week as he stars in Looking Good Dead at Norwich Theatre Royal.

EastEnders star Adam Woodyatts life off-screen - marriage breakdown to soap exit Ian Beale actor Adam Woodyatt, 52, left EastEnders in January this year to take some time away to experience new things after his 36-year stint Updated CAPTION: Adam Woodyatts life off-screen - marriage breakdown and break from EastEnders CREDIT: BBC copyright unknown Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! Wh...

AN EASTENDERS star has said he “can’t wait” to perform in a stage adaptation of a popular crime novel. Adam Woodyatt, who has played Ian Beale in EastEnders for more than 35 years, is swapping Walford for the theatre as he prepares to play the lead role in Looking Good Dead. The play has been adapted from a novel of the same name by Brighton born author Peter James. Adam Woodyatt will star in the production when it hits the stage in Brighton. Looking Good Dead was originally set to...

And the next popular literary character coming to our screens is hard-working, Brighton-based police officer Roy Grace. Adapted from Peter James international bestseller, Dead Simple, new ITV production Grace is written by Endeavour creator Russell Lewis, and stars John Simm, 50, in the title role. Calling it a "delicate balancing act", the actor tried not to worry too much about what avid readers of the books would think of his performance. "While were trying to be absolutely true to t...

Its a big responsibility to bring a beloved detective to life. And the next popular literary character coming to our screens is hard-working, Brighton-based police officer Roy Grace. Adapted from Peter James international bestseller, Dead Simple, new ITV production Grace is written by Endeavour creator Russell Lewis, and stars John Simm, 50, in the title role. Calling it a "delicate balancing act", the actor tried not to worry too much about what avid readers of the books would think of...

Plotlines in EastEnders over the last few weeks have shown that more people want the character Ian Beale dead than alive.