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

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews The Bobby Kennedy Experience, a one-man show about John F. Kennedy's younger brother, Robert 'Bobby' Kennedy

Culture Writer Charis Gambon praises the Alexandra's Catch Me If You Can, finding it a hilarious thriller which will keep you guessing until the very end!

Culture Writer Frankie Rhodes reviews the opera Don Giovanni, deeming it perfect for those struggling to find opera approachable

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

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!

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

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

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

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