Inside No. 9: A Quiet Night In

INSIDE NO.9 
PROMOTIONAL PICTURES
From The Consulting Detective and IMDB

The BBC have today released new promotional pictures for Inside N0.9. Written by an featuring Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith this episode was be broadcast on 12/2/2014 in the UK. These promotional pictures features Denis Lawson , Oona Chaplin and Kayvan Novak.

Inept burglars Eddie and Ray manage to break into the beautiful country mansion where millionaire Eddie and his trophy wife Sabrina are arguing over the television remote. After an accident with one of Gerald's dogs and avoiding being caught by the oriental housekeeper they fill a suit-case full of spoils and are about to escape when they find that Gerald has accidentally killed his wife. More mayhem ensues after the arrival of the supposedly deaf mute cleaning product salesman Paul. Written by don @ minifie-1 IMDB

Writer Andrew Payne and Director Denis Lawson introduce "The Meeting"

The Meeting

By Andrew Payne

Directed by Denis Lawson

28 January - 27 February

Sold Out £5 - £12

'She doesn't know whether she's coming or going, we nail her, she gets her little pen out last thing tomorrow, bosh, we hit her with the amendments!'

Stratton and Cole are waiting to meet Jack to finally seal the deal, a contract that will make or break their careers. But it soon becomes clear that Jack isn’t going to make it. He’s been escorted out of the building by security following ‘an incident’ and now they’re negotiating with his female deputy instead.

The men can’t quite believe their luck. But far from proving an easy ride, Jack’s stand-in turns out to be an unexpectedly astute opponent and a much tougher nut to crack than her male predecessor…

Andrew Payne’s Hampstead debut is a biting comedy about the battle of the sexes in the boardroom and how perceptions can be deeply misleading.
Payne’s theatre credits include Shut Up and Mugged (National Theatre) and his television credits include Midsomer Murders and DCI Banks.

Denis Lawson returns to Hampstead following Little Malcolm And His Struggle Against The Eunuchs, which starred Ewan McGregor, in 1998, which subsequently transferred to the West End. Other directing credits include The Anniversary starring Sheila Hancock (Garrick Theatre).
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Running time is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes with no interval