Culture Editor Harshi Modi finds Starter for Ten to be a joyful, life-affirming romp through the weird and wonderful years of university

Culture Writer Hanna Rumowska celebrates Reeve Carney and Eva Noblezada's return to the West End - this time in much sparklier outfits

Culture Writer Aislin Slater commends Daniel Raggett's fresh, explosive and haunting interpretation of Macbeth

Culture writer Lilia Field reviews the Party Girls, finding it to be a complex exploration of political allegiances and familial bonds

Culture Editor Lyra Vincent praises Richard Marsh’s Yippee Ki Yay as 'an excellent homage.' A clever, heartfelt twist on Die Hard that proves the cult classic is still much-loved.

Film and TV Editor Jasmine Davies declares How Very Hannah Live! a must-see for all musical theatre fans, finding it an inspiring and humourous watch.

Editor-in-Chief Vidhi Bhanushali reviews the brand new show FRIENDS! The Musical parody, finding it to be a lively and nostalgic musical recreation of the iconic TV series

Culture editor Lyra Vincent reviews the RSC's Measure for Measure, praising its costume design and pertinent message in the current political climate but finding its humour misplaced

Culture writer Ellen Campbell reviews The Talented Mr. Ripley, finding it suspenseful and intriguing, and praising its accomplished cast and unique directorial choices

Editor-in-chief Vidhi Bhanushali interviews UoB alumni Amy Rosenthal, playwright of The Party Girls, which is soon to play at The Rep.

Film&TV editor Manya Jain reviews comedy thriller Murder at Midnight, praising its set and cast, but finding its plot lacking in mystery

Culture Editor Harshi Modi commends musical Calamity Jane for its quirky interpretation of the 19th century frontierswoman's life, declaring it joyous, enchanting, and well cast