Editor-in-Chief Chelsie Henshaw and Culture Writer Phoebe Holdsworth come together to review Table Manners, a play lacking in skilful acting and narrative cohesion but held together by a fantastic 70s aesthetic

Culture Writers Emma Walker and Sarina Shah review Who Cares? and find themselves moved by the dialogue taken verbatim from interviews with young carers

Culture Writer Frankie Rhodes reviews The Revlon Girl and finds herself moved by the fantastic acting and the mix of humour with profound tragedy

Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer is not usually a fan of theatre... but finds herself in 'floods of laughter' watching The Play That Goes Wrong

Social Secretary Ella Kipling reviews Derren Brown: Showman, highlighting how the mind-blowing show had her experiencing a variety of unexpected feelings

Digital Editor Cerys Gardner and Life&Style Editor Saskia Hirst review The Hound of the Baskervilles, deeming it a perfectly spooky play to watch in the run-up to Halloween

Deputy Editor Jasmine Sandhar and News Editor Ellen Knight write about The Barber of Seville, debating its choice of language but praising the comedy

Culture Writer Charis Gambon reviews the play Though This Be Madness and provides insight into the actors' motivations for participating in the performance

Deputy Editor Jasmine Sandhar reviews Madam Butterfly, mentioning her disappointment in the choice of a colour-blind casting but praising the overall production

Food & Drink Editor Chloë Hyde and Culture Editor Sofia Salazar Studer come together in a collaboration between their sections to review 'The Last Sip' Cocktail and the Romeo and Juliet performance by the Birmingham Royal Ballet

Culture Writer Frankie Rhodes reviews the comedy act The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre as part of Birmingham's Comedy Festival, hailing it as a brilliant mix between 'edgy musical comedy, pantomime, improvisation' and 'pure farce'

Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer and Culture Writer Charley Davies join hands to review The Cat and The Canary, a murder mystery play that had (one of) them shrieking in the auditorium