Stephen Mangan reveals shocking new throuple drama
- Stephen Mangan appeared on ITV's 'Lorraine' to discuss the upcoming season of the BBC drama 'The Split,' set to air in Barcelona.
- During the interview, he revealed a new West End play that he and co-star Nicola Walker will be working on, attracting great interest.
- The play explores the complexities of relationships involving a throuple, igniting discussions on contemporary relationship dynamics.
Stephen Mangan, an actor known for his role as Toby Stephens in the acclaimed series 'The Split,' recently made an appearance on ITV's 'Lorraine' where he discussed the return of the show. Set in Barcelona, the new season is eagerly anticipated by fans and is set to air on December 29. During the interview, Mangan dropped a significant surprise by revealing he will reunite with co-star Nicola Walker for an upcoming West End play, which had not been disclosed prior to the interview. The play, described as 'very grown-up,' 'funny,' and 'very sexy,' focuses on a throuple—a relationship involving three individuals—among various complexities. This revelation left Lorraine Kelly visibly shocked, showcasing the level of excitement and intrigue generated by the plotlines of modern relationships. Mangan elaborated on the dynamics of this new relationship in the play, mentioning that his character, who is married to Walker's character, finds their relationship stale when she encounters another woman. The conversation sparked an engaging dialogue between Mangan and Kelly about contemporary forms of relationships, emphasizing that the concept of a throuple is becoming more prevalent, particularly among younger generations. Mangan noted that people often explore open relationships with complexities that could lead to irreversible changes in their dynamics, a comment that resonated with many viewers. Thus, this upcoming play aims to reflect and interrogate these evolving perceptions of love and relationships, which is a fertile ground for theatrical exploration.