Dominic Cavendish is a journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and entertainment. He writes for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Telegraph. Dominic's articles cover a range of topics including theater reviews, film analysis, and cultural commentary.
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Dominic Cavendish's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, particularly theater productions and performances in the United Kingdom, with a local focus on Bristol. Given his extensive review and event coverage, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing theater productions, especially those based in Bristol or featuring renowned performers.
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By: Dominic Cavendish
“Are you comfortable being an outlier on that Tom Holland Romeo and Juliet ?” a friend of mine asked the other night, with a hint of waspish
By: Dominic Cavendish
James Corden's return to the London stage for the first time in 12 years could have been a showbizzy statement of intent.
By: Dominic Cavendish
Given that alarm-bells are ringing louder than ever about the peril of climate change it's hard not to think of those lines in A Midsummer Night's
The ice-man cometh again: Complicité's 1999 marvel about memory, technology and identity, part-inspired by the 1991 discovery of Europe's oldest
By: Dominic Cavendish
Not another flipping musical! Walk down Aldwych and along the Strand and you're spoilt rotten for song-fests.
By: Dominic Cavendish
This snarky adaptation of the hit 2004 film never allows a dull minute, even if its general thrust is cosily predictable
By: Dominic Cavendish
There are glitter balls a go-go suspended from the foyer ceiling at the Troubadour in Wembley, showering light everywhere.
By: Dominic Cavendish
Luke Sheppard’s bravura makeover of the 1984 rollerskating musical is out of this world
By: Dominic Cavendish
The success of the ITV miniseries Mr Bates vs The Post Office in raising public awareness, and anger, about the Post Office/ Horizon IT scandal – in
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