Owen Teale, Samantha Bond, Oliver Cotton and More Join Zoë Wanamaker in PASSION PLAY at Duke of York's Theatre

Owen Teale, Samantha Bond, Oliver Cotton, Sian Thomas and Annabel Scholey have joined previously announced star Zoe Wanamaker in a new production of Peter Nichols' Passion Play, Peter Nichols' celebrated black comedy about love and infidelity, according to the Daily Mail. Directed by David Leveaux, Passion Play opens on 7 May at the Duke of York's Theatre with previews from 1 May.

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Comfortably married for 25 years, James and Eleanor's world is upended when James agrees to a secret rendezvous with their recently widowed friend, Kate. As the lies mount up, the affair strips the marriage bare and reveals the illicit desires and hidden passions that lie beneath the everyday facade.

Owen Teale has appeared on TV in "Stella" and "Game of Thrones", as well as the films The Cherry Orchard and Act of Memory. He also starred in A Doll's House on Broadway in 1997.

Samantha Bond has appeared on TV in "Downton Abbey", as well as What the Butler Saw in the West End in 2012 and Amy's View on Broadway in 1999.

Sian Thomas appeared in the West End in Donmar Warehouse's 2011 production of Richard II, 2002's Up for Grabs, as well as the film Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. She was part of the cast of London's Spring Awakening until May 2009.

Annabel Scholey has appeared on TV in the BBC's "Being Human" and "Personal Affairs", as well as the Old Vic's 2011 production of Richard III alongside Kevin Spacey, which transferred to BAM in New York. She also starred alongside Dame Judi Dench in A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Rose Theatre Kingston in 2010, and in The Rivals at the Haymarket Theatre.

Writer Peter Nichols' other plays include A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg, The National Health and Privates On Parade. His plays have won four Evening Standard Awards, a Society of West End Theatres Award for Best Comedy and two Ivor Novello Best Musical Awards. Privates on Parade will be revived by The Michael Grandage Company at the Noël Coward Theatre from December 2012.

David Leveaux reunites with Zoë Wanamaker for Passion Play, whom he directed in her Olivier Award-winning performance in Electra (Donmar Warehouse and Broadway). He has been nominated for five Tony Awards as a director of both plays and musicals. His recent play credits include Arcadia (Duke of York's and Broadway); Through a Glass Darkly starring Carey Mulligan (Atlantic Theatre, NY); Jumpers (National Theatre and Broadway); and Cyrano de Bergerac starring Kevin Kline (Broadway). Other recent play credits include Simon Gray's The Late Middle Classes (Donmar Warehouse) starring Helen McCrory and Robert Glenister as well as Harold Pinter's Betrayal starring Juliette Binoche (Broadway).