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Film Editor Jess Parker interviews Harry Hill and Steve Brown ahead of the arrival of Tony! The Tony Blair Rock Opera to Birmingham in June
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Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Cymbeline and finds the production to show the more lighthearted side to the play
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Culture Writer Jasmine Sandhar reviews Rush, A Joyous Jamaican Journey, and finds the production to be a musical and energetic performance that traces the rich lives and experiences of the Windrush Generation
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Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews the Alexandra's production of Laura Wade's original comedy, finding the play's central messages to hold particular relevance in contemporary life
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Culture Writer Ilina Jha interviews Lucy Gray of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) and finds that the show expresses the joyful, light-hearted side of Austen's work
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Culture Writer Ilina Jha reviews Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) and finds the production to be a fantastic comical revamp of Jane Austen's classic.
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Culture writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's Hamnet
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Culture Writer Pippa Kline reviews the National Theatre's production of Phaedra and finds it to show the Greek tragedy perfectly, especially with the hints back to Birmingham
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Culture Writer Abbie Fitton reviews The Big O and finds the production to present female sexuality with unforgiving humour whilst being a great step forward towards discussions of assault
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Culture Writer Ilina Jha reviews the RSC's adaptation of Julius Caesar and finds the performance to portray the imminent demise of Caesar perfectly
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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