Culture writer Charis Gambon reviews Women, Scorned, a play being put on by the University of Birmingham's society Article19 about four women from Greek Mythology

Culture Writer Charley Davies reviews 3BUGS Fringe Society's original play Re-rovered, praising the acting as well as the ironic jarring between background music and 'educational' videos and the reality of sexual assault in the real world

Culture Writer Abi Kinsella is amused and delighted at No Such Thing As A Fish Live, revelling in the unashamed celebration of nerdiness and the fantastically weird world in which we live

Culture Writer Kit Parsons interviews YouTuber Brett Conti and argues that the changing media landscape, from TV to YouTube, fosters greater diversity and creativity

Life&Style Editor Julia Lee reviews the V&A's exhibition Bags: Inside Out and marvels at bags of all shapes, sizes, utilities and price points: from Lemière's intricate opera purse to a Prada bag which incorporates plexiglass-preserved insects

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews Horrible Histories Barmy Britain, arguing that the Live Show definitely lives up to the greatness of the television series

Culture Writer Vicky Wilson reviews Coronavirus: A Great British Farce, praising the fantastic acting of the two-man cast, and the show's ability to bounce between the absurd and the upsetting with humour and empathy

Culture Writer Charis Gambon urges readers to donate to Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery in order to preserve the world's largest watercolour and several tapestries detailing the legend of King Arthur.

Travel Editor Sarina Shah and Culture Writer Joi Foote review The Walls Between Us, finding it a poignant discussion of family dynamics and male mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sci&Tech Editor Daniella Southin reviews Value Engineering: Scenes form the Grenfell Enquiry, a play that attacks the greed and apathy which lead to the Grenfell Tower disaster

Comment Editors Emily Baldwin and Ffion Hâf review Death Drop: The Musical, recommending it to anyone looking for a good laugh despite its limited plot

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reveals her passion for vintage fashion and how it has helped her, and many others, embrace their colourful individuality