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  Lara Pulver interview: 'I will never be sick of Sherlock'

  The Sherlock and Spooks star is in London for just two weeks, so I’m filling her in on all the theatre she’s missing out on. “This is why I miss London!” she cries. Pulver now resides in the US with her husband, the actor Raza Jaffrey , and their one-year-old son but her flying visit is for a good reason: three nights at the Royal Albert Hall, performing in an all-star live concert version of Guys and Dolls.

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  Lara Pulver will star alongside Adrian Lester and Jason Manford in Guys and Dolls at the Royal Albert Hall

  Lara Pulver says joining a star-studded cast for a special run of Guys And Dolls at the Royal Albert Hall will be a “bucket list moment”. The Olivier award winning actress, 38, will appear as Sarah Brown alongside Adrian Lester and Jason Manford in three performances of the musical next month. The Royal Philarmonic Orchestra will perform the music live for what is being billed as a “semi-staged concert”.

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  The City and The City review: A clever take on the crime-show genre that has echoes of past Hollywood classics

  2009’s The City & The City, a novel from China Miéville, has been adapted into a new, four-part series. Besźel has a twin town, Ul Quoma, which sits inexplicably alongside it like a parallel universe, visible to the public like a reflection in a steamed-up bathroom mirror. The idea takes a little getting used to, but it’s a clever device which hints at more to come for Tyador and raises interesting questions about his relationship with his wife Katrynia, played by Lara Pulver.

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  Electric Dreams: Real Life offered a hackneyed vision of the future, full of clichés and self-referential asides - review 

  Electric Dreams: Real Life offered a hackneyed vision of the future, full of clichés and self-referential asides - review 

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  Next Doctor Who odds: Lara Pulver, Ben Whishaw, and Andrew Scott are bookies’ favourites

  Olivier award-winner Lara Pulver is in the running to be named the new star of Doctor Who. Pulver, 36, who last year was named best actress in a supporting role in a musical for Gypsy, is at 10-1 with Betfair to become the BBC sci-fi show’s first female Doctor. The character can “regenerate” and Doctor Who’s outgoing executive producer, Steven Moffat, has previously suggested a future incarnation could be a woman.

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