Dominic Maxwell

Dara Ó Briain review — the retelling of the search for his father is worth the wait https://t.co/7dP9cgiGNo

Romeo and Juliet review — young love in the Wild West makes for an engagingly distinctive if unmoving season opener at Shakespeare’s Globe https://t.co/0kNuub1hlS

My Sunday reviews: the scintillating Giant, and the misfiring My Master Builder https://t.co/XrDKF8SaJP

heartily recommend this is an experience if you have time, patience and opinions to spare this August

Edinburgh Comedy Awards @ComedyAwards

PUBLIC PANEL COMPETITION 2025! Do you have what it takes to be an Edinburgh Comedy Award Panellist? For more information visit our webpage! https://t.co/SxBeFVMxAw https://t.co/lu3wNkBZdg

Krapp’s Last Tape review — Stephen Rea is utterly compelling as the battle of the Krapps takes Britain by storm https://t.co/0nK9grWG1g

Titus Andronicus review — Simon Russell Beale doesn’t get the blood pumping https://t.co/u1Qn8JEEVc

RT @timesculture: At a spry 78, Stephen Rea is launching himself into Krapp’s Last Tape. He talks Beckett, being shy and feeling out of tou…

Stephen Rea on life, acting, shyness, talent and recording his lines for Krapp’s Last Tape ⁦@BarbicanCentre⁩ 15 years early - plus, as a treat if you get to the end of the interview, his thoughts on Gary Oldman doing his Krapp at the same time https://t.co/0PoadqMYUb

Krapp’s Last Tape review — Gary Oldman is back Back BACK! after 38 years, doing things - and peeling bananas - his own way https://t.co/U5xmkFXnFL

The Great Gatsby review: is this Broadway-import musical flashier and less substantial than the book? Of course! Does it have anything to offer? I had huge doubts, but finally it won me over https://t.co/eeDDHWWozN

The Brightening Air review — Chris O’Dowd should do more theatre! He’s tremendous, Rosie Sheehan is tremendous, everyone’s good in a Chekhovian new Conor McPherson that’s never dull, even if it doesn’t add up to more than the sum of its fine parts for me https://t.co/6Zvt5IdRmO

Greg Davies review — Taskmaster host at his most enjoyable https://t.co/Fu3nJ5I5AJ

RT @timesculture: The playwright on his first new play in 12 years, The Brightening Air — and reviving the Bob Dylan musical that made the…

Conor McPherson on making Dylan cry, putting The Hunger Games on stage, and taking inspiration from Chekhov for his new play The Brightening Air: ‘Writing is a humiliating endeavour’ https://t.co/ExbM0KSzWB

Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith on heading on tour with Inside No 9, clearing the decks after cooking up 55 entirely new scenarios in 10 years, and hoping for another League of Gentlemen tour too: ‘We really make each other laugh’ https://t.co/jFICcNrmQn

Steven Frayne review — the magician puts Dynamo to rest https://t.co/JnWP71QluT

How Alan Ayckbourn’s darkest comedy inspired The Office … sort of https://t.co/oAaba8siUm