JosephReviews

Tango One was released in the UK on DVD last Monday, and is now available to buy via Amazon, iTunes and other DVD outlets. The photo shared above is of the Tango One cast and crew screening, celebrating the DVD release. 

There only seems to be one review for Tango One so far, which is a bit mixed, though has kind words to say about Joseph Millson's performance. 

On the plus side, Regan and Millson lend some gravitas to their respective roles. Donovan and Hathaway are intended to be deadly opponents but this isn’t properly established and may have made a stronger centre for the drama.

The Official London Theatre website 'storyfied' Joseph's Instagram takeover from Saturday - embedded below, while a few more wonderful reviews for Joseph's performances as Simon and Peter in Apologia have been shared online yesterday. 

...the performances that impressed most were those from Laura Carmichael as an earnest Christian outsider and Joseph Millson in a dual role, playing the central character's sons... ...Millson shines, however, as the troubled Peter and the downright broken Simon, blood-stained and battered to the core. Since they're not meant to be twins, it's not exactly clear why Lloyd has chosen to cast just one actor in both parts, but Millson makes the choice work and seem like more than just a cost-cutting exercise. The Hollywood Reporter

New photos have been shared of the Apologia production (on FT.com) and from last night's after party (on WOS), as well as some great new reviews. The Official London Theatre site offers a list of reasons to see the show, and The Times awarded 4 stars! The Arts Desk also loved the show. 

The Telegraph has shared new photos from Apologia following press night tonight, to accompany its 4 star review! Read the review in full on The Telegraph website.

Yet the separate confrontations with her two sons – so separate they allow Joseph Millson to take both roles, with laurels – pushes the conversational needling into a terrain of loss that strikes at the heart of questions about parenting, career-making and home-making, framed within the context of early feminism. Channing beautifully lets a lifetime of hurt seep through that brittle façade.

Lots of new production photos for The Rover have been shared online by photographer Geraint Lewis, and they are available to buy. Another new review for The Rover has been shared on this website, with some kind words to say about Joseph as Willmore. The Rover runs at the RSC until February 2017 - plenty of time to see it yet!

Joseph Millson is tremendous as the Rover, part Brian Blessed, part Blackadder’s Lord Flashheart. He company could so easily prove tiresome, but it never does, so fine is Millson’s sense of timing and physical comedy, and so tangible his underlying sense of humanity.