What's Happening?
The ABC has announced a new six-part comedy series titled 'Bad Company,' set to premiere on April 26. The series stars Australian comedians Anne Edmonds and Kitty Flanagan and is centered around the Argyle
Theatre's artistic director, Margie Argyle, played by Edmonds. Margie is determined to stage an ambitious production that risks the theatre's financial stability. Flanagan plays Julia McNamara, a corporate expert tasked with saving the theatre, leading to a comedic clash of personalities and ambitions. The series promises a humorous exploration of backstage drama and the challenges of artistic and financial management.
Why It's Important?
'Bad Company' represents a significant addition to the ABC's comedy lineup, showcasing the talents of two well-known Australian comedians. The series is expected to attract viewers with its unique blend of humor and drama, potentially boosting the network's ratings and expanding its audience. The show's focus on the arts and financial management may also resonate with viewers interested in the behind-the-scenes workings of theatre production, offering both entertainment and insight.
