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TV Editors Alex Taylor and Josie Scott-Taylor find Of Mice and Men to be hit and miss with certain themes in terms of adaptation but overall find the show to be insightful
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Digital Editor Cara Louise-Scott reviews Steel Magnolias and finds the production to be a heart-warming comedy with a well-driven plot
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Culture Writer Fisola Kelly-Akinnuoye reviews Family Tree, finding that it gave light to the important need to correct whitewashing of Henrietta Lack's story, but the production lacked a well-rounded plot
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Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons and finds the show to be an exquisite take on the everyday use of language
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Culture Writer Jasmine Sandhar reviews The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and finds all elements of the play to be extremely thought-provoking and enjoyable.
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Culture writer Louisa Pickard reviews the REP's Spitting Image, praising its impressive production though noting the show's surprising lack of comedic value
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Culture Writer Polly Watton reviews Swan Lake and finds it to be an interesting yet enchanting take on the art form of ballet
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Digital Editor Cara-Louise Scott reviews The Mirror Crack'd and finds the production to have an enthralling plot which keeps you hooked for the whole play
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Culture Writer Abbie Fitton finds An Evening of Music and Dance with Birmingham Royal Ballet and Royal Ballet Sinfonia to be a mesmerising take on the art form
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Gaming Editor Benjamin Oakden reviews Girl From The North Country and finds the production to use beautiful renditions of Bob Dylan's songs, although the plotline is somewhat confusing
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Culture Writer Abbie Fitton previews An Evening of Music and Dance by Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Royal Ballet Sinfonia and finds the show to be spellbindingly promising
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Culture writer Benjamin Oakden reviews Wolverhampton Grand Theatre's Aladdin, praising the pantomine's fresh and light-hearted take on a well-loved classic