Sixteen-year-old Nathan (Jay Lycurgo) is the illegitimate son of the world’s most harmful witch. Fearing he’ll observe in his father’s footsteps, Nathan is intently monitored all through his childhood. As the boundaries between ‘good’ and ‘unhealthy’ fray, Nathan – together with mischievous Annalise and charismatic Gabriel – will quickly uncover who he really is. The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself is written by Joe Barton (The Lazarus Project, Giri/Haji) and based mostly on the Half Bad books by Sally Green. The sequence boasts a wholly new rating created by British pop group, Let’s Eat Grandma
Leading the forged is Jay Lycurgo (Titans, The Batman, I May Destroy You), Nadia Parkes (Domina, Starstruck) and Emilien Vekemans (Transferts). They are joined by an thrilling combination of latest and acquainted faces together with Isobel Jesper Jones, Paul Ready (Motherland, The Terror), David Gyasi (Carnival Row, Troy: Fall of a City), Kerry Fox (Conversations with Friends, Last Tango in Halifax) and Liz White (Unforgotten, Brexit: The Uncivil War), Karen Connell (Vikings), Fehinti Balogun (I May Destroy You, Dune), Misia Butler (Kiss Me First) in addition to a number of Brit Award and Mercury Music Prize nominee Roísín Murphy making her drama debut.
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