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. If you haven’t, we encourage you stop what you’re doing right this second and stick it on immediately.  The five-part series, which follows a group of queer London teenagers during the 1980s and 1990s when the HIV/Aids pandemic was at full steam, merges a stellar cast of veteran British actors including Keeley Hawes and Stephen Fry with a wave of up-and-coming young talents.  One of the most gifted of these is Omari Douglas, who plays the newly out-and-proud Roscoe Babatunde. It’s A Sin is Douglas’ first on-screen job since having become an on-stage fixture, with ...

Douglas wowed in Emma Rice's Wise Children, her first show with the freshly formed company, which ran at the Old Vic in London and on an extensive tour. You can even watch him in action in our video from the filmed version of the show. He has had a number of roles before this – in shows such as Five Guys Named Moe and The Life at Southwark Playhouse. Nathaniel Curtis – Ash Curtis has a few stage roles under his belt, recently "playing possibly the tallest Romeo that there ever was" in a Shakespeare in the Garden version of the tragedy, according to the company.

It's A Sin star Omari Douglas exclusively tells us about Russell T Davies Channel 4 drama and why it's timeless.

What upcoming project(s) are you most excited about? I'm really excited about It's A Sin airing so that everyone can see the show. It means so much to everyone involved in creating it and who it is about. Other than that I was due to be appearing in a play called Romeo and Julie by Gary Owen this year at the National Theatre which I was hugely excited about as I have wanted to perform at the National since I was in school and to also be doing it in a Gary Owen play is such a huge opportunity for me personally as I have grown up reading and seeing his plays.