Ok guys, heres the thing. Jessica Hynes, who perfected the art of PR-babble as Siobhan Sharpe in the BBC sitcom Twenty Twelve, will return to the screen as a menopausal local councillor in Politically Incorrect next month.<\/p>\n
Hynes has written the one-off drama for Sky Atlantics new series Common Ground, a set of 10 short comedy films set on the same street. Her character, Patricia, a buxom frump in a blonde wig who constantly makes terrible work and life decisions, grew out of a cameo appearance in Chris ODowds comedy Moone Boy earlier this year. She is near unrecognisable in the role. <\/p>\n
Elsewhere in the series, Charles Dance will play an ageing rock tour manager (in full leathers), Johnny Vegas a reluctant tattoo artist and Downton Abbeys Brendan Coyle will pop up as a policeman. Among the comedy talents writing and starring in the series are Dan Skinner (better known as Angelos Epithemiou), Katy Brand and newcomers, Totally Tom, Adam Riches and Hunderbys Daniel Taylor. <\/p>\n
Also in the arts diary <\/p>\n
When Women Wee gets screen adaption from Iron Lady producer <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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