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

Digital Editor Cara Louise-Scott reviews Steel Magnolias and finds the production to be a heart-warming comedy with a well-driven plot

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

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

Culture Writer Jasmine Sandhar reviews The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and finds all elements of the play to be extremely thought-provoking and enjoyable.

Culture writer Louisa Pickard reviews the REP's Spitting Image, praising its impressive production though noting the show's surprising lack of comedic value

Culture Writer Polly Watton reviews Swan Lake and finds it to be an interesting yet enchanting take on the art form of ballet

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

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

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

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

Culture writer Benjamin Oakden reviews Wolverhampton Grand Theatre's Aladdin, praising the pantomine's fresh and light-hearted take on a well-loved classic