Clive Davis is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom. He has written for publications such as The Times, The Australian, and HITS Magazine, covering a range of topics including theater reviews, music events, and cultural commentary. His work has also been featured in Worthing Herald, Yahoo News UK, and Urban Bridgez Group.
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Clive Davis specializes in providing reviews and coverage of entertainment news, particularly focusing on theater performances, music, and related events. Given his focus on reviewing artistic performances and cultural events, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or access to artists, productions or industry trends. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable analysis or behind-the-scenes perspectives may also catch his attention.
As Clive's geographic focus is the United Kingdom with international content as well (like Angelique Kidjo's Australian tour), relevant pitches should align with this scope when applicable.
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Alice Childress’s play about miscegenation in the American South offered pathos, humour and snark, but went awry in the second half at the Lyric, Hammersmith
John Hodgkinson and Samantha Spiro lead an exceptional ensemble in this modern-dress production at Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
In a revival of Pinter’s enigmatic play at the Minerva in Chichester, McDiarmid’s Davies is a weathered old trouper with a twinkle in his eye
By: Debra Craine, Will Hodgkinson, Richard Morrison, Clive Davis, Laura Freeman, Dominic Maxwell, Melissa Denes
The most exciting events to see on the Fringe, in the International Festival and at the Art Festival — from Nish Kumar and Hannah Gadsby to Nicola Benedetti and grand opera
This play-within-a-play take on The Taming of the Shrew at the Barbican is admirably witty, and the Line of Duty star exhibits a comic touch
Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson’s play about the 1997 Kyoto summit, at the Swan in Stratford-upon-Avon, has a broad brush and plenty of humour but is weighed down by data
Joe Penhall’s new play has box office draw but the storyline fails to hit the heights
Fey’s one-liners linger longer in the memory than most of the bubblegum songs, while a strong cast work hard to lift some workaday choreography.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has injected new life into the music and characters in this droll, breezy show at the Troubadour theatre in Wembley
By: Kevin Maher, Ed Potton, Richard Morrison, Alice Jones, Melissa Denes, Laura Freeman, Debra Craine, Clive Davis
From Hello, Dolly! to stargazing at the Royal Opera House, the Times culture desk picks the best art, dance, film, comedy and family events to see this summer
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