It can be a difficult, mind-bending task to choose what subject you want to study at uni

UMMTS once again fails to disappoint. Urinetown, despite its name, is a delight (GASP!)

No Pay? No Way!, a contemporary retelling of Dario Fo’s Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!, is a raw reflection of reality that has you laughing through the pain

The Time Machine is a fun, frivolous and unfaithful adaptation of H. G. Wells’ sci-fi novella

Palme-d’Or-winning Triangle of Sadness is a wild, cynical satire ridiculing the rich in all possible ways.

Stratagem, starring Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge, plays at Manchester’s AO Arena as part of its UK tour

Taking into account the behaviours and trends of past SU elections, here’s a handy (satirical) guide to winning your Officer campaign…

Jay Darcy argues that the critical response to Don’t Look Up highlights the importance of the movie

Full of black humour and intentional heavy-handedness, Don’t Look Up is a hilarious satire for our times and a wake-up call for humanity.

Clementine Lawrence explores the ways in which political satire has become a double-edged sword

Alexia Pieretti reviews The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson at the Lowry

In this week’s Is it Art?, Chess Bradley examines a house in Pinner with too many sockets

Is Cold War Steve the artist we need in these times of political uncertainty?

In this ‘Is it Art?’, Chess Bradley considers whether the new MyManchester website can be considered art

Anuli Changa talks to writer and co-director Roman Armstrong about the process of creating The Greatest Tory Ever Told

Buckle up: the girl you love to hate spills her secrets on how to have it all.