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  The Guardian

  The week in theatre: Much Ado About Nothing; Jack Absolute Flies Again; Crazy for You

  Shakespeare’s comedy is the gift that keeps on giving; Mrs Malaprop’s a loose cannon in Richard Bean’s Battle of Britain take on Sheridan; and who can resist Gershwin?

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  The Guardian

  Jack Absolute Flies Again review – wartime comedy of manners fails to take off

  The razor sharp social critique of the original is replaced by nostalgia and strained gags in this toothless transposition of The Rivals

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  The Telegraph

  Jack Absolute Flies Again, review: Light-hearted levity, rather than world-conquering phenomenon

  Could theatre’s lucky lightning possibly strike twice? The National was certainly crossing its fingers and hoping so in the case of this long-awaited new play, which was scheduled to open in April 2020 until Covid had other ideas.

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  BANG Showbiz

  Caroline Quentin's new farm show?

  Caroline Quentin has been in talks to star in a new farm show, in which she would showcase projects at her Devon home.

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  The Telegraph

  The Lazarus Project, review: this time-travelling sci-fi thriller should quit while it's ahead

  The opening 15 minutes of The Lazarus Project (Sky Max) are great. App developer George (Paapa Essiedu) wakes up in bed with his lovely girlfriend, Sarah (Charly Clive), then goes off to the bank where he successfully applies for a loan to launch his business. They get married, Sarah gets pregnant and all is going swimmingly until there’s a global pandemic (no, not that one) and everyone starts getting sick.

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  Sky News

  Sky's new female-led programming welcomed by stars including Caroline Quentin and Keeley Hawes

  New programming from Sky - including a raft of female-led stories - has been welcomed by stars including Caroline Quentin and Keeley Hawes. The broadcaster has announced a wave of upcoming drama, comedy and original film projects. It's their biggest slate yet with 200 Sky Originals due to be released this year - a 60% increase on 2021.

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  BANG Showbiz

  Neil Morrisey fears Men Behaving Badly isn't 'woke enough' for reboot

  Neil Morrissey, who played beer-guzzler Tony in 'Men Behaving Badly', believes the only way the show could return these days is if they made his character "completely woke".

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  Yahoo Celebrity UK

  Neil Morrissey thinks 'Men Behaving Badly' wouldn't be 'woke' enough today

  The actor played Tony in the hit series.

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  The Guardian

  Beryl Vertue obituary

  Writers’ agent who became a television producer with credits including Sherlock, Men Behaving Badly and Coupling

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  Digital Spy

  I May Destroy You star Paapa Essiedu joins sci-fi thriller show

  I May Destroy You's Paapa Essiedu has joined the cast of new sci-fi thriller The Lazarus Project from Giri/Haji boss Joe Barton.

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