Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer reviews Blood Brothers and is moved by its portrayal of a working-class reality which is unfortunately still as relevant today as it was 40 years ago

Marketing Secretary Jennifer Prince reviews Grease at the Alexandra, praising it as "thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish"

Culture Writers Emma Walker and Sarina Shah review Who Cares? and find themselves moved by the dialogue taken verbatim from interviews with young carers

Editor-in-Chief Chelsie Henshaw and Deputy Editor Molly Schoenfeld review 80s Mania and thoroughly enjoy the raucous enthusiasm of the performers and audience

Culture Writer Zenna Hussain argues that although reading literary fiction can be beneficial in many ways, we cannot disregard the importance of reading for pleasure

Culture Writer Weronika Bialek takes us through three books she could not finish, from Lisa Toddeo's Animal to Wicked Saints by Emily Duncan

Culture Writer Charis Gambon writes about Andrew Bird's stand-up comedy show and praises his ability to talk about difficult topics while keeping it humorous

Editor-in-Chief Chelsie Henshaw and Deputy Editor Molly Schoenfeld interview the producers who created 80s Mania in a preview of the show

Culture Writer Frankie Rhodes reviews The Revlon Girl and finds herself moved by the fantastic acting and the mix of humour with profound tragedy

Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer is not usually a fan of theatre... but finds herself in 'floods of laughter' watching The Play That Goes Wrong

Social Secretary Ella Kipling reviews Derren Brown: Showman, highlighting how the mind-blowing show had her experiencing a variety of unexpected feelings

Culture Writer Phoebe Cross argues that good books do not necessarily have to have a deeper message - escapism and entertainment is enough