Culture's Isabella Lewis highly recommends the Paper Bird's 'intriguing, immersive and deeply thought-provoking' show, Ask Me Anything

Culture Writer Rebecca O'Daly reviews Chris Bush's, Faustus: That Damned Woman, a modern re-telling of Marlowe's tale, taking us through 400 hundred years in history, dealing with autonomy, power and legacy

Culture Writer Rebecca O'Daly interviews actress Jodie McNee, who plays Johanna Faustus in a re-telling of the Faustus tale, a story of a vengeful woman who ascends to power

Culture Editor, Luca Demetriou, speaks to multidisciplinary artist and director, Rob Roth, collaborator of Blondie and moderator of their 'In Conversations' taking place at Symphony Hall on the 24th April

The Paper Birds flock to Birmingham for their 13th piece of verbatim theatre

Culture Writers reflect on some influential figures and movements related to LGBTQ+ history

Television Editor Cat Osborne reviews Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery's 'Dressed to the Nines' exhibition, and though impressed by the items presented is less charmed by the injustice done to them through their poor display

Zlatitsa Markova, Culture Writer, visits Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery for an exhibition exploring the impact and power of Birmingham's protest history

Life & Style Editor Frankie Rhodes is impressed by the Birmingham Hippodrome's run of a play based off more than 40 hours worth of interviews with deaf people, representing their importance and worth within society

Culture Critic Mehar Anaokar reviews Tabletop Theatre's latest production, leaving us excited to see what they come up with next

Culture writer Richard Page gives an entertaining review of the romance novel Wedding Bells for Land Girls, a gripping story of love and war that he urges others to read over the winter break

TV Editor Cat Osborne leaps to The Birmingham Hippodrome for Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes, characteristically Bourne in its immersive and modern adaptation