Antonia Thomas Joins Amy Poehler’s Peacock Comedy ‘Dig’

Antonia Thomas has officially joined the cast of the highly anticipated comedy series, “Dig,” coming to Peacock. Created by the talented duo Amy Poehler and Mike Schur, the show promises to deliver a unique and exciting storyline that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

In this upcoming series, Thomas will portray the character of Clare, the head preservationist overseeing the lab/museum at the archaeological dig site in Greece. Described as someone who is more accustomed to a world of privilege, Clare finds herself out of her element in the more casual and rugged environment of the dig.

“Dig” follows the story of four women who are at different crossroads in their lives while working together at the archaeological site. When they stumble upon a long-buried secret that could potentially rewrite history, they become entangled in a high-stakes international conspiracy that puts their lives in danger.

Joining an already star-studded cast including Poehler, Hugh Laurie, Geraldine Viswanathan, and Fina Strazza, Antonia Thomas brings her talent and charm to the mix. Known for her role as Claire Browne in ABC’s “The Good Doctor,” Thomas has proven her acting prowess and versatility in various projects.

Aside from her work on “The Good Doctor,” Thomas has appeared in a range of TV shows including “Suspect,” “Small Axe,” “Lovesick,” and “Still Up.” Her upcoming projects include BBC’s “Two Weeks in August” and Britbox’s “Agatha Christie’s Tommy & Tuppence.”

The production team behind “Dig” is equally impressive, with executive producers such as Mike Schur, Kate Arend, Jordan Grief, J.J. Philbin, and director Dean Holland. With a stellar lineup of talent both in front of and behind the camera, “Dig” is set to be a must-watch series for audiences.

Stay tuned for more updates on “Dig” as production continues, and be sure to catch Antonia Thomas in her captivating role as Clare when the series premieres on Peacock.