With jazzy ear-worms and a poignant showstopper in which MI5 secretary Hester Legatt (Jak Malone) dictates a letter to the agency’s fictive serviceman, Mincemeat is supremely entertaining.

Given our national politics, the British musical Operation Mincemeat couldn’t arrive on Broadway at a more apposite time. Here’s a show that glamourizes deep state civil servants as hard ...

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Which got these folks this far. Felix Hagan is also on the writing team and Claire-Marie Hall and Jak Malone are the other imported Broadway performers working under Robert Hastie’s direction.

Big mistake. However, there is a love song titled “Dear Bill,” delivered by a middle-aged female apparatchik (Jak Malone) who comes up with the fraudulent love letter from Jean to Bill that ...

Instead it’s a tender ballad in which the schoolmistressy secretary Hester Leggatt, played by Jak Malone, sings an imagined love letter to be planted on a corpse to add verisimilitude to the ...

“Dear Bill” is sung by the actor Jak Malone playing the character of Hester Leggatt, an MI5 secretary during World War II, in the charming, funny, tonally scattered, and sporadically piercing ...

Eighty-two roles are played by a caffeinated cast of five young Brits: David Cumming, Natasha Hodgson, Jak Malone, Claire-Marie Hall and Zoë Roberts. They shout, jump, rave, wink, mug ...

Image Jak Malone is especially compelling when portraying an administrative assistant who is asked to help write a letter that the corpse will carry from a fictional sweetheart.Credit ...

The performers, who also include Claire-Marie Hill and Jak Malone, also take on different genders at various points: Ms. Hodgson’s main character is a comically pompous Ewen, while Ms. Roberts has ...

A striver, played by Claire-Marie Hall, joins the operation from the typing pool, and the boss’s secretary, played by Jak Malone, is really his most trusted associate. Malone gives the featured ...

The original cast — Cumming, Hodgson, Roberts, Jak Malone and Claire-Marie Hall — now arrives on Broadway with a well-seasoned show full of pluck, luck and dazzle — and a kind of outrageous ...