Culture Writer Jasmine Sandhar reviews the Young Rep Company’s performance of Twelfth Night, finding that the performance flawlessly executes a modern twist on a Shakespeare classic

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, finding the show to be a hilarious watch and one to definitely look out for

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Richard III, and finds the performance to perfectly portray the power-driven and maniacal Richard III

Culture Writer Frankie Rhodes reviews May Queen and finds the play to be a riveting take on the Coventry Carnival

Culture Writer Georgia Brooks discusses Riot Act and First Time in relation to one another, explaining that they explore similar topics in different ways

Culture Writer Daisy Griffin reviews The White Card at the Birmingham Rep, a play which interrogates white liberals who ignore their privilege and its role in the oppression of people of colour

Culture Writer Benjamin Oakden praises Would You Bet Against Us? at the Birmingham Rep as a heart-warming tale of backing yourself against the odds, and the power of sport to bring people together

Culture Writer Joi Foote reviews LAVA at the Birmingham REP, praising the production for its subversion of the 'Girl Meets Boy' trope and the fantastic acting of its cast

Print & Features Editor Kitty Grant reviews The Play That Goes Wrong at The Alexandra, praising the fantastic acting but warning those who do not favour slapstick humour to potentially give this production a miss

Print & Features Editor Kitty Grant reviews Cluedo at The Alexandra, finding it a hilarious show which left her in tears of laughter and guessing until the very end

Life & Style Editor Julia Lee reviews Riot Act, writing of the three monologues that comprise the play, taken from Alexis Gregory’s interviews with gay men who were queer activists

Culture Writer Charlotte Davies reviews Nothello, a reimagining of Shakespeare's play Othello, and praises the way the play questions its relationship with racial love, as well as its portrayal of sexuality