Stage fright forces star to quit play

A television detective has quit his role in a theatrical production after suffering from a severe bout of stage fright, it emerged today.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2004 - 17:39

A television detective has quit his role in a theatrical production after suffering from a severe bout of stage fright, it emerged today.

Roy Marsden, who is best known for playing detective Adam Dalgliesh in PD James’s thrillers, had been due to star in a production at the Liverpool Everyman Theatre.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Person: Roy Marsden Person: Adam Dalgliesh Person: PD James Person: Marsden Person: Michael Byrne Organisation: Royal National Theatre

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