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Review: The Prince of Egypt, The Dominion Theatre
The Prince of Egypt has become a much beloved classic, and this adaptation is years in the making. After finding critical acclaim onscreen and nabbing itself a...
Joe Dixon
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Review: The Tempest, Barbican Centre
In the second scene of The Tempest, Prospero famously recounts to his daughter Miranda how the pair came to inhabit their magical island all those years ago, pe...
Review: Roller Diner, Soho Theatre
Eddie 'super-duper businessman' Costello (Joe Dixon) runs a roller diner in a dreary gang-riddled Birmingham, with the help of his daughter Chantel (Lucie Short...
Review: Our Ajax, Southwark Playhouse
Timberlake Wertenbaker's re-working of Sophocles's tragedy places Ajax and his platoon firmly in the modern day with text messages, references to YouTube, I...
Feature: Spotlight on Joe Dixon
Following The Mummy Returns and Atlantis, and his extensive career in classical theatre, Joe Dixon now stars in Timberlake Wertenbaker’s latest play Our Aja...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Threeway
(4/5 stars) There can't be many shows at this year's Fringe with a madder premise than Threeway. What opens as a naturalistic comedy of manners and sexual adve...