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  • Theatre Review: Young Rep Festival of Order and Chaos: Noughts and Crosses

    In the second part of our Festival of Order and Chaos coverage, Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Noughts and Crosses, finding issues with the pacing of the production but applauding the acting performances

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    Culture Writer Georgia Brooks reviews Fluff, finding it to be a jarring but ultimately thought-provoking and moving play

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    Culture Writers Hannah Dalgliesh and Joi Foote review the Opening Night of Birmingham Festival 2023, highlighting the wealth of talent the evening had to offer and the importance of celebrating Birmingham's diverse culture

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    Culture Writers Georgia Brooks and Daisy Griffin review Blackout and Baggy Bra at the HYSTERIA Festival, finding the two shows to be disappointing despite their well-meaning intentions.

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    Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews the RSC's production of The Empress, finding it to be an important play about the lost stories of Indians in Britain during the British Empire.

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    Culture writer Serena Murphy reviews Parade - The Giant Wheel, praising the performance's collective element and the way it effectively reflected the Walsall community itself

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    Culture writer Hannah Gadd attends the Wolverhampton Grand's rendition of the much-loved television series SpongeBob SquarePants, praising the musical's impressive production and individual performances

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    Culture Writer Ilina Jha reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy As You Like It and finds it to be lighthearted

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    Culture writer Darcy Brown reviews Carlos Acosta's BRB2 and finds the performance to successfully showcase both traditional and modern ballets that can be enjoyed by all audiences.

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    Culture writer Louisa Pickard attends the Barber's annual student-curated exhibition, praising the show's interdisciplinary approach to presenting the crucial artistic developments that took place within the Dutch art market during the 17th century.

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    Culture Writers recommend their favourite books to read over the summer period

  • So You Wanna Get Into Self-Help: A Beginner’s Guide

    Culture Editor Halima Ahad recommends three self-help books which can offer relief when life experiences are tough

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