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Photos from last night's press night after party for Apologia have been shared online. Getty (embedded below), has a few which include Joseph and Sarah-Jane Potts, as does Rex, while there are 2 more of Sarah-Jane with brother Andrew on this site. Getty has added some video footage from the evening as well, including an interview with Joseph.

A new interview with Joseph for the Radio Times has been shared. Joseph is mainly promoting his new play Apologia in the interview, which opened at the Trafalgar Studios in London at the weekend, to a great reception. He does however, also reveal his thoughts on the cancellation of Banished, and his role in The Last Kingdom. Read the interview in full on the Radio Times website.

Fans of BBC period drama Banished were left scratching their heads when the drama was cancelled after only one series. Now actor Joseph Millson, who played Major Robert Ross in the BBC2 drama, has said he thinks he knows why – and it could be to do with Poldark.

Trafalgar Studios has shared a new promo video with the cast of Apologia, ahead of tonight's opening show! Sending love and best wishes to all involved! Make sure you get your tickets to see Apologia, it promises to be fantastic.

A brief new interview with Joseph, discussing his upcoming character in BBC Radio 4's adaptation of Henry James' The Portrait Of A Lady, has been shared on the Radio 4 website. If you click the link, you can hear it from about 19 minutes, along with recorded scenes from the drama.

The Portrait Of A Lady will be broadcast weekly as three episodes, starting on Sunday 30th July from 3pm. The website for the adaptation has a clip of Joseph as Osmond and a new photo of him!

Mark Shenton has shared a new interview (and photo) of Joseph Millson, on the London Theatre website. Check out more photos and read it in full on the website. Apologia opens at the Trafalgar Studios tomorrow! 

"I am still a beggar who can't be a chooser," says Joseph Millson, surprisingly, of a career that has taken him from starring in such popular TV favourites as Peak Practice and Holby City to leading roles with the RSC and in the West End in Love Never Dies, the sequel to The Phantom of the Opera.