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'Did she lose her mind?' Sharon Horgan explains her turn to the dark side

NEW YORK — When "Catastrophe" came to an end three years ago, Sharon Horgan was bereft.

Los Angeles Times

The week in TV: Red Rose; Marriage; Bad Sisters; The Sky at Night

The makers of Sex Education concoct a gripping tech horror; Sean Bean and Nicola Walker bicker beautifully; and Sharon Horgan’s new sibling comedy is a hoot

The Guardian - UK

‘You’ve got to bask in the sun of life’: actor Sarah Niles on her newfound acclaim

After roles in Catastrophe and I May Destroy you, Sarah Niles is relishing her Emmy nomination for Ted Lasso. She talks about giggling on set and why British shows need to be braver

The Guardian - UK

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Sharon Horgan on Bad Sisters - and the sisterhood: ‘TV still isn’t a level playing field for women’

As she releases glossy comedy-drama Bad Sisters, the writer and actress talks about her ambition, the alarming prospect of privatising Channel 4 and why she’s shifting her focus to serious issues

Evening Standard

Review: When 'Bad Sisters' team up to kill, the result is an engaging, lovable black comedy

In the engaging Apple TV+ miniseries "Bad Sisters," closely adapted by Sharon Horgan ("Catastrophe") from the Belgian series "Clan" and set in and around Dublin, four sisters set out to liberate a fifth from the husband who is destroying her. That the husband begins the series in a coffin, before…

Los Angeles Times

Bad Sisters review: Sharon Horgan’s dark, bonkers comedy will have you rooting for a clan of murderous women

This new series, adapted from Belgian thriller ‘Clan’, introduces an enchantingly charismatic set of Irish sisters all plotting against one abusive man

The Independent UK

Bad Sisters review – Sharon Horgan’s pitch-black comedy is murderously good

This wicked revenge fantasy about five sisters who attempt to kill a monstrous husband is wonderfully cathartic, perfectly paced and hugely witty. Its brilliant cast don’t put a foot wrong

The Guardian - UK

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Brilliantly acted, written ‘Bad Sisters’ is wildly appealing series

From the get-go, this extremely well-acted and darkly hilarious series has an addictively wicked appeal.

Chicago Sun-Times

From Nope to She-Hulk: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether you’re jonesing for Jordan Peele’s next team-up with Daniel Kaluuya or Tatiana Maslany’s big green legal machine, our critics have you covered

The Guardian - UK

Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ review: Sharon Horgan’s new thriller with Anne-Marie Duff is a joyous, chaotic ride

Provocative as ever, this time Horgan makes us laugh about murder

Evening Standard

‘That was the last thing I expected’: Sharon Horgan details surreal exchange with Liam Gallagher

‘Motherland’ writer met former Oasis star at one of his shows

The Independent UK

Who needs Netflix? Here are 15 fantastic TV shows you can watch for free

In post-lockdown, cost-of-living-crisis Britain, more and more of us are cancelling our streaming subscriptions. The good news is there is plenty of high-quality TV you don’t need to fork out for

The Guardian - UK

The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent review: Nicolas Cage snags his dream role

Cult hero Nicolas Cage stars in The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent - a meta buddy action movie that also stars Sharon Horgan and Pedro Pascal

Daily Mirror

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent review: A Nicolas Cage meta-comedy sprung from superfan heaven

Pedro Pascal co-anchors a comedy that plays as both a sweet bromance and a celebration of one of our most unique movie stars

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Sharon Horgan: ‘When you’re in your 50s, a sort of madness descends’

From dead-end jobs to disasters at the school gates, the Irish actor and writer is a master at mining real life for laughs. What inspiration will her most ‘intense’ decade bring?

Salon

"Shining Vale" and the horror of midlife

On "Salon Talks," Sharon Horgan discusses her new Starz horror-comedy starring Courteney Cox and Mira Sorvino

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