Rob (played by Nicholas Gleaves) is a protagonist in Nightstand.
One of the two men at the center of the destructive three-night affair. His character embodies the repressed yearnings and urban loneliness set against Soho's fracturing queer landscape. Ramsey (played by Amrou Al-Kadhi) appears in Nightstand.
One of the two men at the center of the destructive three-night affair. His character embodies the repressed yearnings and urban loneliness set against Soho's fracturing queer landscape. Michelle (played by Amma Boateng) appears in Nightstand.
The wife of one of the main characters, representing the conventional domestic life that contrasts with the hidden affair. Lady On The Train (played by Emma Amos) appears in Nightstand.
Young Couple (played by Joe Bannister) appears in Nightstand.
Michael (played by James Wallwork) appears in Nightstand.
Ramsey's Pull (played by Matthew Hammett Knott) appears in Nightstand.
Young Couple (played by Charlotte Hamblin) appears in Nightstand.
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Characters
Rob
(played by Nicholas Gleaves) — protagonist
One of the two men at the center of the destructive three-night affair. His character embodies the repressed yearnings and urban loneliness set against Soho's fracturing queer landscape.
Ramsey
(played by Amrou Al-Kadhi) — supporting
One of the two men at the center of the destructive three-night affair. His character embodies the repressed yearnings and urban loneliness set against Soho's fracturing queer landscape.
Michelle
(played by Amma Boateng) — supporting
The wife of one of the main characters, representing the conventional domestic life that contrasts with the hidden affair.
Lady On The Train
(played by Emma Amos) — supporting
Young Couple
(played by Joe Bannister) — supporting
Michael
(played by James Wallwork) — supporting
Ramsey's Pull
(played by Matthew Hammett Knott) — supporting
Young Couple
(played by Charlotte Hamblin) — supporting
Drag Queen Shirley
(played by Hugh Wyld) — supporting
Drag Queen Julian
(played by Julian Von Petrovosky) — supporting
Story Analysis
A destructive three-night affair explores repressed desires and urban loneliness in Soho.
