The acclaimed TV series "It’s a Sin," which focuses on friendship amidst the Aids crisis of the 1980s, is transitioning to the stage as a dance production. This adaptation is being spearheaded by Rambert, a renowned dance company known for its innovative storytelling through movement, particularly highlighted by its previous success with the "Peaky Blinders" prequel. Benoit Swan Pouffer, the artistic director of Rambert, will choreograph and direct this new work, emphasizing the importance of narrative in dance performance.

Russell T Davies, the creator of the original series, will serve as executive producer for this adaptation, ensuring his narrative vision remains at the forefront. Pouffer expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with Davies, recognizing his prowess as a storyteller and the unique opportunity to delve into urgent and emotional narratives through choreography. The adaptation aims to present a visceral experience, enhancing the storyline's emotional depth through the medium of dance.

Additionally, the Pet Shop Boys, whose iconic single inspired the show's title, will also act as executive producers. They celebrated the original series for its poignant depiction of the Aids crisis, influencing public perception and understanding of its realities. Their involvement highlights the work's cultural significance, bridging music, dance, and theater to create a compelling representation of a crucial historical moment.