Graeme Hawley, who played Coronation Street's hapless serial killer John Stape, can be seen on the Manchester Stage next year.
Graeme will be starring in the play Saturday Night and Sunday Morning at the Royal Exchance in Manchester.
The play also stars some other wonderful TV actors including three actors from Shane Meadows' This is England.
Catch the play in Manchester from March 1 next year.
The full cast and details are here.
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011
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