‘Julian Fox produces quirky, gently humorous and low-key one-man shows that combine storytelling, spoken word, electro-pop songs, home videos and dance to explore a range of idiosyncratic and frequently mundane personal tales and obsessions. Previous shows have extolled the virtues of the Seattle Coffee Company, Gatwick airport and the Brockwell Lido. His intimate, autobiographical work combines his charming and wryly comic view of the world, with an open sincerity and a way of making the mundane sound funny and interesting.’                                 British Council – Performance in Profile 2008

A Slacker’s Opera

Rebranding Mr God

• the Guardian review
• the Scotsman review
• chortle review
• Ian Shuttleworth (FT) review

Goodbye Seattle Coffee Company

• the Guardian review (Edinburgh)
• the Guardian review (London)
• Evening Standard review

New Spaces For Role Models

• the Guardian review
• the Observer review
• Financial Times review
• Daily Telegraph review
• something that I wrote for the Guardian

You’ve Got To Love Dancing To Stick To It

• the Guardian review
• Metro review
• British Theatre Guide review
• a podcast interview for the Guardian
• an article in Living South magazine about Brockwell Lido and me
• article in Time Out about my stage door job

On A Lonely Planet

Concrete Poetry