Dominic Maxwell is a commissioning editor and writer at The Times. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theatre, comedy, music, and television, having contributed to various publications including Time Out and Metro. Dominic has been featured in The Press, Air Mail, The Times, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Dominic Maxwell's focus is predominantly on providing reviews of entertainment shows, theater performances, and comedy in the United Kingdom. If you have a unique theater production or an exceptional performance that aligns with his coverage, reaching out to offer tickets for review may be beneficial. Similarly, if you can provide exclusive insights into upcoming events in the UK entertainment scene, such as behind-the-scenes access or interviews with performers, this could also pique Dominic's interest.
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By: Dominic Maxwell
Fast-moving and theatrical adaptation of the 2018 Danish film Den Skyldige puts you in its hero’s head, with Tovey as a huge stage presence
The Eurovision livewire delivers a remarkable Gethsemane at the Palladium but Tim Sheader’s production is somehow both spectacular and sparse
By: Dominic Maxwell
Nottingham Playhouse’s new play is inspired by the real-life story of the model train enthusiasts who were bailed out by donations — including from Rod Stewart
By: Dominic Maxwell
The TV star on why he’s left comedy behind for being a shopkeeper, an artist and, next, a theatre director
David Morrissey stars in this updated The Oresteia with a rich family straight out of Succession — it’s thrilling
Two years ago Daran ‘Jonno’ Johnson was going to give up comedy after a bad break-up and serious panic attacks. He talks about finding success and his new stand-up show
By: Will Hodgkinson, Debra Craine, Clive Davis, Laura Freeman, Richard Morrison, Dominic Maxwell
From Jack Dee’s one-liners to the new Fleabag, and from Lorde to San Francisco Ballet, these are the hottest tickets for August at the Fringe and beyond
By: Dominic Maxwell
The films starring Michael Caine, Isla Fisher and Mark Ruffalo have made millions — and now it hits the West End. Could it be magic?
By: Dominic Maxwell
A thrilling story about trying to get Will Smith and Chris Rock to reconcile didn’t make up for the American stand-up’s frustrating digressions at the Eventim Apollo
By: Dominic Maxwell
Amy Pascal says the new 007 will be ‘stirring, exciting and different’. Does she mean Callum Turner or perhaps Josh O’Connor?
