James Righton (of the former new rave band Klaxons) (Benjamin, I’ll Be Right There, Daddy Issues, Untold: The Liver King, Just Sing) is the composer of the new ITV drama Adultery. The show is created by Danny Brocklehurst (Brassic, Fool Me Once) and stars Dominic Cooper, Romola Garai, Leila Khan, Johnny Sanpher, Matthew McNulty, Shelley Conn, Andrew Knott, James Murray and Charley Webb. The 6-part series follows two married parents who embark on an intense illicit affair after their teenage children begin dating, threatening to tear both of their families apart.Brocklehurst is also executive producing the project with Ben Stephenson (Westworld, Castle Rock), Preethi Mavahalli (The City and the City, The Serpent) and Luke Woellhaf (The Dark) for Poison Pen Studios, alongside Polly Hill (Wolf Hall, The Missing). Adultery is premiering in the UK tonight on ITV.