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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I suspect there will be a very un-balletic stampede to the box-office to see this – the first major stage-adaptation of Noel Streatfeild's much-loved
By: Dominic Cavendish
At 65, the comic has swapped Thatcher-bashing for lampooning our age of identity politics – and spies a chance to revive a beloved character
By: Dominic Cavendish
“I am so much happier being a stand-up comic now than I was before,” Ben Elton tells me. “I never used to enjoy it at all.” Over the past four decades, his career has taken him in many directions.
By: Dominic Cavendish
The Housetrap is such a magnificently silly title for a theatrical murder-mystery that I'd have taken the bait even if it had been presented in a bus depot in Cricklewood.
By: Dominic Cavendish
The celebrated musical’s first London revival since the West End premiere run of 2004-2007 is a consummate guilty pleasure
By: Dominic Cavendish
The last time that Anne-Marie Duff appeared on the London stage – two years ago at the Almeida – was as an unfulfilled, maritally dissatisfied
By: Dominic Cavendish
Playing Malvolio, the quintessential killjoy, at the RSC means following in some pretty illustrious footsteps, inevitably heightening the pressure
By: Alastair Sooke, Neil Mccormick, Ivan Hewett, Nicholas Kenyon, Anita Singh, Robbie Collin, Dominic Cavendish, Mark Monahan, Chris Bennion
From a crime against superhero movies to an unlistenable charity single – our critics on the worst film, TV and music of the year
By: Dominic Cavendish
The cerebral actor is perfectly cast as AE Housman and brings a triumphant clarity to this illuminating revival of Stoppard’s opus
By: Dominic Cavendish
Making her West End debut as Prospero, the much-loved film star sadly fails to weave the requisite magic
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