Culture writer Elly White reviews the Rep's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, praising the cast, costuming and set design, but finding some of the modernisations to be jarring

Film&TV Editor Manya Jain reviews Waitress, finding the plot to be outdated, but praising the very talented cast and production team

Culture Writer William Meadwell reviews Paul Lynch's Prophet Song, praising its depiction and exploration of a fictional fascist regime set in Dublin

Culture Writer Caitlin Rock reviews The Talented Mr. Ripley, praising strong cast performances and an innovative creative team

Culture Writer Ben Emmel reviews the RSC's Henry V, praising the visually striking production driven by Alfred Enoch's compelling portrayal

Redbrick's Agony Aunt, Dear Red, takes her final submissions for this academic year, giving students advice on their worst housing horror stories

Digital Editor Archie Marks reviews GMTG's production of Jesus Christ Superstar, praising the stellar cast for their musical and dance performances

Film&TV Editor Manya Jain reviews the new Percy Jackson musical, praising its music, cast and set, but finding the pacing to be off

Comment Writer Eva Ball questions the sincerity of Charlie Kirk's book tour, discussing whether Erika Kirk is displaying a peculiar way of grief, or if something more surreptitious is occurring

Culture Writer Maile Agai reviews the Battle, appreciating the comedic dramatisation of the tense feud between Oasis and Blur

Culture Writer Lilia Field reviews the Fawlty Towers play, finding it to be a comedy-filled two hours, but perhaps an unnecessary revival

Culture writer James Taylor talks with UoB professor Luke Kennard about his new book the Book of Jonah, discussing faith, Christianity and the calling to a vocation