Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cinderella Lives!
(3/5 stars) Billed as “feminist burlesque”, Aisling Kiely's show is definitely feminist but seems to have missed the burlesque. This isn't necessarily a ba...
Feminism
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Nirbhaya
How to write about this show? This is a play beyond words, above star ratings and separate from the usual concerns of reviewing: it would feel pointless, wrong ...
Feature: Bryony Kimmings and the (not so) crazy world of Catherine Bennett
Give a nine-year-old girl the freedom to dream up her own superstar, and what do you get? A “sweet but clumsy” palaeontologist pop sensation who likes tuna ...
Review: Dusa, Fish, Stas and Vi
Set in a small London flat, adorned with psychedelic seventies prints and featuring a heavily female influenced soundtrack, four very different women are brough...
Spotlight on: Cush Jumbo
As she prepares to star in a self-penned new show at the Bush, Cush Jumbo talks to Eleanor Turney about the life of an actor, not being pigeon-holed and why fem...
Regional Review: 9 to 5: Musical
Dolly Parton’s acclaimed musical 9 to 5 at the Leeds Grand Theatre serves up a dish of energy, music and 1980s feminism in a way that no other piece of art co...