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After the Post Office ... now it's Mr Bates v misinformation

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April 13, 2025

Toby Jones to tackle truth and orderina new immersive show

- Vanessa Thorpe

After the Post Office ... now it's Mr Bates v misinformation

Hidden from view inside a south London warehouse, a new underground movement will be fighting the international blight of misinformation this summer.

The huge immersive event - half theatrical show, half social campaign - is to involve some of Britain's leading acting talent, including Toby Jones and Meera Syal, and has been put together by a theatre company led by a woman who learned about misinformation the hard way, at the Georgian television station Imedi.

Liana Patarkatsishvili, the founder of Sage & Jester productions, still recalls the moment when the independent newsroom was taken over on the orders of the government of Mikheil Saakashvili. Her experiences have influenced her work on the new show, which is due to take place in an empty building in Deptford.

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