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Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews Private Peaceful at the Birmingham REP, praising the incredible acting from all cast members, and finding the production overall a poignant memorial to the casualties of the First World War
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Culture Writer Joi Foote reviews Belgrade Theatre's Animal Farm, praising the extraordinary artistry of the puppets and hailing it as a 5/5 star show!
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Culture Editor Leah Renz reviews the ambitious dance-theatre show TRAPLORD, a fusion of trap, dance and spoken word which explores the reality of being a black man in South London
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Editor-in-Chief Chelsie Henshaw and Food & Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott attend The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, highlighting the production's attention to detail and the clever staging
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Culture Writer Ella Taylor reviews the wonderfully diverse Queen of Hearts, a play that examines our cultural aversion to ageing through the story of an ex-Bollywood star
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Travel Editor Sarina Shah attends the press night of The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe at the Alexandra, praising everything from the staging to the versatility of the cast
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Food & Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott reviews Requiem Stained With Grass, a moving play about grief performed by the Infinity Stage Company, a theatre society
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Music Editor Lorcan Drury reviews Yours Sincerely, praising the hilarious writing, fantastic acting and overall excellence of this "queer extravaganza!"
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Culture Writer Fisola Kelly-Akinnuoye reviews KERBS at Coventry's Belgrade Theatre, praising the chemistry between the two main protagonists and the delicately handled sex scenes, but sometimes finding the dialogue unrealistic
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Culture Writer Zenna Hussain reviews Much Ado About Nothing at the RSC, praising the Afro-futuristic setting and 'electric chemistry' between the main protagonists
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Food & Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott reviews Swallow, a much-needed play which explores modern-day life and teaches us that there is always hope
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Culture Writer Joi Foote reviews Fatal Attraction, 'a tale of obsessive love,' at The Alexandra