Blush: tackling revenge porn and a culture of shame
Charlotte Josephine meets me at Old Street station, before taking us to a nearby café that has the murmur of Beyonce over our heads. The writer and performer lo...
Edinburgh Festival
Wanted: Edinburgh Festival writers and reviewers
*UPDATE: Deadline for applications: Friday August 5th, 2016* It’s just a week until the magic and mayhem of the Edinburgh International Festival and the Edin...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dorian Gray, Pleasance Dome
Oscar Wilde’s philosophical novel The Picture of Dorian Gray was heavily censored before its first publication in 1890 and even then it caused controversy, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Durham Revue: Cirque du Silly, Underbelly Cowgate
Feminism is a loose theme running throughout this comedy show from The Durham Revue, epitomised by one of the performance’s early sketches; the company’s tw...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: In Cahoots: Two White Guys, Pleasance Courtyard
Paul G Raymond and Luke Manning collectively make up the sketch comedy duo In Cahoots, but neither are strangers to the circuit and regularly perform in the...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Traces, Assembly Hall
Going to see Traces is not just about going to see fantastic circus, though when it comes to satisfying traditional expectations it’s all there, and flawles...