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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Like a more modest, more English Chekhov, these crisply funny but tender two hours at the Minerva in Chichester offer not much happening and everything happening
By: Dominic Maxwell
The comedian will co-host the BBC juggernaut with Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe. He’ll make it look easy, says the Times comedy critic
The star mixes affable stand-up and storytelling in his latest tour, telling anecdotes about his weak bladder and weight loss
The Hustle actor on taking his portrayal of the French hero to the West End, his ambition to play King Lear — and life after divorce
By: Dominic Maxwell
I’m glad I stayed in my seat for the lovely, lovely show The Boy Who Hanessed the Wind
By: Allan Radcliffe, Holly Williams, Dominic Maxwell, Clive Davis
Looking for the best London theatre and UK stage shows? Here are the reviews you need to read
By: Dominic Maxwell
The musical adaptation of the 1972 Jimmy Cliff film returns to the Theatre Royal Stratford East with room-shaking reggae and a tremendous cast
The 82-year-old actor and writer on a new Simpsons film, bringing his satirical musical about J Edgar Hoover to London — and why there will be no more Spinal Tap
By: Dominic Maxwell
The National has revived its hit adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s tearjerker — it still has the power to move
Lesley Manville and John Lithgow won the top acting awards at last night’s Tonys ceremony for two Broadway shows — Oedipus and Giant — that started life in London
