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SHAKESPEARE RE-TOLD: Much Ado About Nothing    
ABC | Sunday 14 January @ 8.30pm

Take two ex-lovers forced to work together again…Throw in a second couple madly in love, an aggrieved suitor out for revenge, a lusty coworker and set it all in a television news station. 

It's all about love, in this modernised version of one of William Shakespeare's greatest tales, Much Ado About Nothing, which screens Sunday 14 January at 8.30pm on ABC TV. Jilted on their first date three years earlier, Beatrice (Sarah Parish - Blackpool, Cutting It) is horrified when Benedick (Damian Lewis -The Forsyte Saga, Stormbreaker) is invited back into the fold to replace her current co-anchor. 

Benedick's pompous posturing does nothing to lessen her feelings of loathing. While their tempestuous partnership plays out, so too does a whirlwind romance between the gorgeous but intellectually challenged weather girl, Hero (Billie Piper - Dr Who, The Canterbury Tales), and dishy sports presenter Claude (Tom Ellis - Eastenders, Midsomer Murders). 

But love’s path does not run smooth for this golden couple, thanks to the increasingly unstable Don (Derek Riddell), who attempts to win over Hero's affections. It soon becomes clear that Beatrice and Benedick are made for each other, but it takes their colleagues’ well meaning trickery to get them to recognise the fact. 

Claude and Hero are simpler souls and make plans to wed hot on the heels of their first meeting. However, Don's sinister plotting stokes Claude's jealousy and things come to a climax at the altar. Can true love rise above all else and win the day?

 PRODUCTION DETAILS: Adapted by David Nicholls, (Cold Feet, Rescue Me). Produced by Diedrick Santer. Written by David Nicholls. Directed by Brian Percival.

 

 


                              

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