Dominic Maxwell

Cadel: Lungs on Legs could go up a gear or two dramatically, but there's no denying the commitment of Connor Delves as he cycles his way through an hour on the saddle of Australia's first Tour de France winner thetimes.com/article/29bd24e…

Flo & Joan's marvellous new live show, With Feeling, the most original knock-off you'll ever see thetimes.com/article/3d0387b…

Kristin Scott Thomas is a truly great stage actress, I've loved Stephen Mangan in Unicorn and other plays, but this The Cherry Orchard didn't do it for me. My Sunday Times review thetimes.com/culture/theatre…

I'm a convert! Always admired, never really enjoyed Sondheim's Into The Woods until this wonderful revival thetimes.com/article/a12c978…

One last celebratory trot-out of today's review for Sunday Times Culture, a love letter to my favourite ever bit of theatre, Tristan & Yseult, back on tour thetimes.com/article/615bc61…

Derren Brown on returning to the West End, returning to Channel 4, and two very different dinners with the Clintons thetimes.com/article/74aacac…

Two fine standup shows @sohotheatre till next week: Catherine Bohart on fine form, at the start of a new tour (review to come), and Pierre Novelie, continuing a rich vein of form with a show first seen last month in Edinburgh, tour to follow in the new year

You have to go with the rather clogged flow of Sting's musical The Last Ship, finally making its West End debut, but his songs help ensure you get there in the end. And, yes, his nibs knows how to wear a blue boilersuit thetimes.com/article/1ac3de6…

Back on tour, Tristan & Yseult is not just the best Emma Rice show I've ever seen, it's the flat-out best theatre show I've ever seen thetimes.com/article/615bc61…

Loved talking to Josh Widdicombe about his new job co-hosting Strictly Come Dancing - and the jokey text that started it all off thetimes.com/article/edc0d92…

... And I'm done! The best comedy I've seen at the Fringe, including all Edinburgh Comedy Awards nominees, all SNL UK people, Elf Lyons, one or two disappointments and a late bid for best new show of the month from Jordan Brookes thetimes.com/article/d8c2ef9…

The magic of Elf Lyons's tricksy, tremendous new show - the first of her shows I've really fallen for, delighted to be a convert! - plus all our other Fringe comedy reviews so far thetimes.com/article/d8c2ef9…

Edinburgh comedy reviews, including recent adds Underground Monk Show, Rory Marshall, Julian Clary, Frankie Thompson... thetimes.com/article/d8c2ef9…

Fringe comedy reviews so far: Harriet Richardson, Ed Night, Frankie McNair, Finlay Christie, Reginald D Hunter, Gyles Brandreth, Amanda Knox, Ahir Shah, plus Max Olesker's semi-comical theatrical monologue thetimes.com/article/d8c2ef9…

Dave Chappelle: contentious is one thing, charging big prices for blatantly undercooked shows is another thetimes.com/article/a4aceb6…

Now You See Me Live at London Coliseum is a bit light on charm, but there are enough wow moments to make it a solid choice for a family audience thetimes.com/culture/theatre…