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Culture Writers come together to recommend their favourite books for Black History Month
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Culture Writer Nicole Haynes takes us through The Gothic and the significance of this genre in literature today
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Culture Writer Ilina Jha attends the showing of Tartuffe and finds the show to be funny but also shedding a light on some important issues in society today
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Culture Writer Nicole Haynes finds the Birmingham Literature Festival to be an insightful and exciting take on many poets' famous work
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Culture Writer Youssra Hajji reviews Much Ado About Nothing and finds the incorporation of both BSL and Audio Description to be smoothly integrated into the show whilst still maintaining the core principals of a Shakespearean comedy
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Culture Writer Charis Gambon praises the Belgrade's energetic and fun performance of the iconic Rocky Horror Show
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Culture Writer Fisola Kelly-Akinnuoye reviews Sister Act and finds the production to boast infectious energy
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Culture Writer Youssra Al-Hajji reviews Ballet Black and finds the performance to be a simple and powerful message that inspires and raises the importance of all Black and Asian ballet dancers
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Gaming Editor Benjamin Oakden finds South Pacific to represent the issue of segregation perfectly, displaying societal issues in a mesmerising light
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Culture Writer Anastasis Mauriac attends the showing of Windrush - The Betrayal and finds the show to represent the scandal impeccably whilst also bringing to light important issues
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Culture Writer Nicole Haynes reviews the Belgrade Theatre's production of the 1976 smash-hit film, Bugsy Malone, praising the impressive performances of the younger cast members
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Culture Writer Nicole Haynes takes us through Mythology and the Classics and how they can be educational as well as entertaining for readers