Joe Locke is making his West End debut in a play titled Clarkston, focusing on two young men from different backgrounds who bond while working night shifts at Costco. One character, Jake, a young gay man, has Huntington's disease, and has ended up in Clarkston by accident. The play examines themes of class and personal struggles, with Chris dealing with a difficult relationship with his mother. Locke, known for portraying complex young characters, finds excitement in the new role.
Joe Locke is set to make his West End debut in the play Clarkston, about two men bonding while working night shifts at a rural Costco.
Clarkston is written by Samuel D Hunter, known for The Whale, and explores themes of class and personal struggle through its characters.
Locke expressed excitement for the role, emphasizing his interest in portraying flawed characters with depth and complexity, particularly highlighting Jake's situation.
The play features Jake, who has Huntington's disease, meeting Chris, a young man with a strained relationship with his mother, amidst their life challenges.
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