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Film & TV Editor Manya Jain reviews Oath in Blue, finding the plot cliché and the detailed set stagnant, but overall declaring it worth a watch and applauding the quality of acting
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Culture Editor Lyra Vincent praises the Guild Musical Theatre Group for performing a subversive and politically critical musical, commending the entire cast and crew's dedication, talent and attention to detail
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Print & Features Editor Tamara Greatrix reviews Elf the Musical, finding it the perfect way to get into the festive spirit
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Culture Writer Maile Agai reviews Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas, finding it to be a delightful amalgamation of multiple theatre forms with fabulous costuming and atmosphere, but finds some musical and technical elements lacking
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Our Culture writers recommend their favourite books to read during Autumn - whether you're looking for dark academia or something to raise your spirits, there is a cosy option for you.
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Culture writer Rabab Al Hajji reviews the WILD Drone Light Show, describing it as a delightful way to spend a Sunday evening and wonderfully immersive.
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Culture writer Olivia Howell shares their top picks for exploring Black authors across all genres, emphasising that not all Black literature has to focus on Black suffering.
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TV & Film Editor Jasmine Davies critiques Kwan Ann Tan's The Waiter, noting that it leaves much to be desired.
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Film&TV Editor Manya Jain finds Slava's Snow Show to be a highly immersive family friendly experience, praising it for its artistry, nostalgia and surprising moments of depth
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Culture Writer Emily Walmsley writes about author Nic Wilson's talk on her new book Land Beneath the Waves, which explores nature as a mirror and a companion to human struggles through the lens of her own chronic illness
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Culture editor Lyra Vincent reviews Time Critical, finding it to be a gripping piece that illustrates the intertwining of personal and political history in shaping lives
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Culture Editor Harshi Modi finds Starter for Ten to be a joyful, life-affirming romp through the weird and wonderful years of university