Bayse Genc interviews Javaad Alipoor, the writer and co-creator of Rich Kids: A History of Shopping Malls in Tehran

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Curtains, a musical whodunnit, starring Jason Manford, Carley Stenson and Ore Oduba

Katie Hourigan reviews The Channel, an installation which is highlighting the stories of refugees

Bayse Genc reviews Box of Tricks’ Under Three Moons at the Lowry

Sam Bronheim reviews the Royal Shakeaspeare Company’s adaptation of As You Like It

Ella Marsden reviews Fifty and Nifty – a play about staying young no matter your age

Baby Fever is an exciting new piece of theatre created by Contact Young Company and Theater DEGASTEN and presented by Contact and SICK! Festival

Theatre tickets are expensive, but Theatre Editor Jay Darcy explains how young people and students can take advantage of the schemes, offers and discounts in place

Jess Johnstone reviews Sarah Esdaile’s touring production of Mike Leigh’s 1977 classic suburban tragi-comedy Abigail’s Party

Anna Jin reviews Burnout at the King’s Arms

Anna Jin and Theatre Editor Jay Darcy review the first show of Kunst Kabaret’s third season at Albert’s Schloss, which was inspired by Prince’s Purple Rain

Rosemary Russett and Sophia Hadji-Michael review Baby Fever, which is part of this year’s SICK! Festival

Phosphoros Theatre, a refugee theatre company, bring their new show to Manchester

Kayleigh Crawford reviews the RSC’s gender-swapped adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew at the Lowry

The Musical Theatre Society are gearing up for another year of performance, with the Musical Revue getting going soon

Sam Bronheim offers her personal top 5 reasons for why you should go to see the theatre

Ella Marsden reviews Sleepwalk Collective’s Kourtney Kardashian at HOME