In the final part of our coverage of the Young Rep's Festival of Order and Chaos, Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Lord of the Flies, finding it to be an excellent ending to an outstanding two weeks of youth theatre

In the second part of our Festival of Order and Chaos coverage, Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Noughts and Crosses, finding issues with the pacing of the production but applauding the acting performances

Culture Writers Hannah Dalgliesh and Joi Foote review the Opening Night of Birmingham Festival 2023, highlighting the wealth of talent the evening had to offer and the importance of celebrating Birmingham's diverse culture

Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews the RSC's production of The Empress, finding it to be an important play about the lost stories of Indians in Britain during the British Empire.

Culture Writers recommend their favourite books to read over the summer period

Comment writer Hannah Dalgliesh argues that the coronation was out of touch and outdated signifying that the time has come to abolish the monarchy

Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Cymbeline and finds the production to show the more lighthearted side to the play

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

Culture writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's Hamnet

Comment writer Hannah Dalgliesh argues that technological solutions for climate change need to be safe, practical, fitting solutions tailored to climate specific needs

Culture writer Hannah Dalgliesh attends the National Theatre's Standing At The Sky’s Edge, being particularly moved by the musical's touching and authentic portrayal of Yorkshire.

Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh reviews Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons and finds the show to be an exquisite take on the everyday use of language