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Culture Writer Hanna Rumowska celebrates Reeve Carney and Eva Noblezada's return to the West End - this time in much sparklier outfits
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Culture Writer Aislin Slater commends Daniel Raggett's fresh, explosive and haunting interpretation of Macbeth
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Culture writer Lilia Field reviews the Party Girls, finding it to be a complex exploration of political allegiances and familial bonds
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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Culture writer Ellen Campbell reviews The Talented Mr. Ripley, finding it suspenseful and intriguing, and praising its accomplished cast and unique directorial choices
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Editor-in-chief Vidhi Bhanushali interviews UoB alumni Amy Rosenthal, playwright of The Party Girls, which is soon to play at The Rep.
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Film&TV editor Manya Jain reviews comedy thriller Murder at Midnight, praising its set and cast, but finding its plot lacking in mystery
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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
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Culture editor Harshi Modi reviews The Rep's Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts, finding it to be a suspenseful and twisty watch that keeps you on the edge of your seat