Mark Lawson is a journalist known for his witty and thought-provoking articles. With a focus on multinational issues, Mark's writing covers a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment, and culture. His work has been featured in The Guardian, The Spectator Australia, Yahoo Sports Canada, and various other publications.
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Mark Lawson's work primarily involves reviews and event coverage within the entertainment industry, especially British television. If you're involved in the production or promotion of TV shows, films, theater productions, or other forms of entertainment, consider reaching out to provide insights into your work for potential review or as part of event coverage.
Given his focus on drama and television reviews, sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes information about upcoming series or insider perspectives on notable events can be a compelling pitch. For those working in British entertainment specifically looking for press coverage related to their projects may find it particularly relevant to reach out with announcements about new releases or significant developments.
It is evident that Mark doesn't have a specific geographic focus but has an inclination towards covering British Television and Entertainment.
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By: Mark Lawson
Mark Lawson With the world premiere of The New Real, David Edgar achieves the rare distinction of having at least one play performed by the
By: Mark Lawson
The black British performer started out recording with the Rolling Stones, was on the West End stage by 19 and made breakthroughs in TV and theatre
By: Rudi Zygadlo, Helen Pidd, Homa Khaleeli, Daniel Boffey, Mark Lawson, Alex Atack
The British newsreader has been sentenced for accessing indecent images of children. How did the BBC handle the scandal? Dan Boffey reports
By: Mark Lawson
With almost no practical plans for bringing UK culture back to strength after 14 years of ‘violent indifference’, the culture secretary repeated the ‘we love you but there’s no money’ mantra
By: Mark Lawson
The real-life dame and on-screen dowager duchess earned fame in her 70s and 80s for tentpole roles. But her early work at the National Theatre marked her out as a talent for the ages
By: Mark Lawson
Oscar-winning star of stage and screen has dies aged 89. She earned fame in her 70s and 80s for blockbuster roles. But her early work at the National Theatre marked her out as a talent for the ages
By: Mark Lawson
Nell Barlow is heartbreaking as the doomed heroine of the alt-reality boarding-school tale, expertly adapted by Suzanne Heathcote
By: Mark Lawson
Nick Stevens is remembering the first time he met Delia Balmer, the only known survivor of serial killer John Sweeney , whose story he wanted to dramatise.
In his 10th decade The History Boys writer is as prolific as ever with a war film in the works and a new sex-fuelled novella set in a home for the elderly. He talks about mourning Maggie Smith, turning down a knighthood and what he makes of Donald Trump
By: Mark Lawson
The installation of the Horizon digital till resembles the villain’s entrance in a pantomime
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