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Culture editor Ruby Kwartz reviews Bright Places, finding it to be an energetic yet moving production that maintained its fun-spirit, despite some lapses into comedic cringe
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Culture writer Liza Glushak interviews seasoned comedian Mark Thomas, covering everything from his new show Gaffa Tapes, his perspective on comedy, to social responsibility
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Culture writer Devina Sharma visits the Barber's new interactive exhibition, praising the innovative combination of art from the Pre-Raphaelite era with the sense of smell
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Culture Writer Liza Glushak reviews the Royal Shakespeare Theatre's production of Othello, praising the play's effective staging choices and gestures to the work's present-day relevance
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Culture writer Farah Yusuf-Meighan reviews Santi & Naz, praising the cast's nuanced performances but pushing for deeper exploration of the play's complex themes
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Culture editor Ruby Kwartz interviews comedian Ian Stone, discussing his current national tour, the comedy industry, football and more!
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Birmingham English Department society (BEDSOC) member and culture writer Heidi Fogden reviews Gathering Blossoms Under Fire – The Journals of Alice Walker, finding the journal collection to be a wide-ranging and intimate insight into the mind of the American writer and activist
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Culture writer Ella Goldwater reviews a musical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, exploring how the classic story was made more accessible and exciting through music, comedy and design
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Culture writer Louisa Pickard reviews Aladdin's dazzling Birmingham performance, praising its vibrant visuals, standout Genie, and enchanting score
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Culture writer Joel Bishton reviews The New Real, praising the skilled and dynamic acting but finding its treatment of political themes to lack the necessary time and nuance
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Culture writer Abigail Meardon reviews the Birmingham Breaking Talent Award show 2024, highlighting the dynamic performance of the winner Tom Towelling and suggesting a promising career lies ahead for each nominee
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Deputy Editor Hannah Gadd reviews & Juliet, praising its feel-good factor and high quality musical performances