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Culture Editor Vidhi Bhanushali reviews Frankie Goes to Bollywood, finding it to be a brilliantly executed musical catering to both British and Indian audiences.
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Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews the Crescent Theatre's production of Consent, praising the ancient Greek influences in this modern revenge tragedy
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Culture Writer Megan Hughes reviews On Gaslighting by Kate Abramson, praising the author's complex, philosophical exploration of the phenomenon
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Culture Writer Sammy Hadley interviews comedian Michelle Brasier about her first UK tour show, enjoying British culture, and her comedic influences
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Culture Writer Heidi Downing reviews Tricera Collective's Allotment finding it to be a heartwarming, character-driven production
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Culture Writer Eve Hutchinson reviews To Move In Time, praising the monologue's exploration of complex themes and Tyrone Huggins's solo performance
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Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Enigmata by Joseph Kay, praising the author's fun and challenging riddles, as well as the brief history and cover design
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Culture Editor Ilina Jha and Culture Writer Hannah Dalgliesh review Come From Away, praising the cast and musical performances in this moving true story
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Culture Editor Vidhi Bhanushali reviews Mode, finding it to be a delightful and mesmerising first experience watching ballet
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Culture Writer Lizzie Smolenskaia reviews Nineteen Eighty-Four, praising George Orwell's complex use of language to present a totalitarian dystopia
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Culture Writer Megan Hughes reviews the Audible Original Adaptation of 1984, praising the voice cast performance of George Orwell's famous story
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Culture Writers Heidi Downing and Ruby Kwartz review English, praising the script, cast performances, and the direction of the play