FORMER Bolton School pupil Ralf Little is wowing audiences in his latest stage role.
He is starring in the domestic drama, God of Carnage, at the Theatre Royal in Bath - and gaining rave reviews.
It is yet another success for Ralf, who left Bolton School in 1988. He became a household name after starring in situation comedies including The Royle Family and Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.
His co-stars in the award-winning play are Elizabeth McGovern, who played Lady Cora in Downton Abbey, and Amanda Abbington from Sherlock.
Also starring is Nigel Lindsay who has a link with Bury-raised Ralf. He plays Sir Robert Peel in the television drama, Victoria.
God of Carnage was written by Yasmina Reza. It involves two married couples who meet to discuss a scuffle between their sons and gradually degenerate into children themselves.
The production, which is directed by Linsdsay Posner, runs until September 15, and may move into the West End.
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