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• Meanwhile, Borachio and Conrade are interrogated by Dogberry and his men.
• Dogberry was played by the noted comedy actor Lyceum Theatre in London.
• These meetings became formalised as the Dogberry Club.
• Dogberry is rewarded for his diligence and leaves.
• Despite Dogberry's incompetence, the truth of Don John's sinister machinations is revealed.
• The only major flaw is the collection of constables and watchmen led by Bobbie Steinbach's Dogberry.
• However, a hurried Leonato is unable to decipher what the bumbling Dogberry is trying to tell him.
• Using Michael Keaton as Constable Dogberry in " Much Ado About Nothing " was an inspired gambit.
• Dogberry is notable for his numerous malapropisms, which sometimes are referred to as " dogberryisms " after him.
• When I visited the shelves were laden with bakeapple, partridgeberry, pincherry, dogberry, crabapple rosehip and marshberry jams.
• The watchmen apprehend Borachio and Conrade, and, in the morning, Dogberry attempts to have Leonato interrogate the prisoners.
• In Shakespeare's comedies he was successful as Caliban, Touchstone, Dogberry, Nick Bottom, and Old Gobbo.
• Fortunately Dogberry, like the motorscooter, isn't around long, and by the play's end everything is forgiven.
• Against the revelry of the evening, the noble but incompetent constable Dogberry ( Michael Keaton ) appoints a watch to keep the peace.
• The Dogberry character was created for William Kempe, who played comic roles in Shakespeare's theatre company the Lord Chamberlain's Men.
• Where comic timing is concerned, the entire cast could steal a page from David Manis, the rug-wearing, Red Vines-chewing Constable Dogberry.
• In that sense, Dogberry's comic ineptitude is made to serve the sense of a providential force overseeing the fortunate restoration of social and emotional order.
• John Martin-Harvey described him as the acknowledged Shakespearean clown of his day, and his portrayal of Dogberry ( 1882 and 1893 ) reflects this claim.
• Some of Ted's favorite theatre roles [ include ] Don Quixote, Uncle Vanya, Charlie in The Foreigner, Malvolio, Scrooge and Dogberry ."
• Shakespeare's Dogberry in Kenneth Branagh's film of " Much Ado About Nothing " _ that would not confine him like an overhyped Batsuit.