Niamh Callan & Elisha Lawrence: “Can I do this and still call myself a feminist?”
Jennifer Thompson interviews two women who are taking their show, Tea?...(With Milk) to Edinburgh. They chat about feminism, Trump and a distaste for producin...
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Francesca Forristal: “Once you understand it you can laugh about it”
Emma Bentley talks to Francesca Forristal about her solo show, Oddball which aims to remove the stereotypes surrounding eating disorders and a 'hero' narrative...
Review: Big Bad, The Vault Festival
The Vaults’ Pit stage, with its dark, murky cellar vibe, perfectly sets the scene for what is about to unfold there. A woman, blood-stained and chained to both ...
£9 Tickets for Frankenstein
Critically acclaimed Burn Bright Theatre present a visceral, feminist new version of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
A brilliant scientist. An extraordinary imagi...
Feature: Travesti – an “important, surprising and seductive” show
Rebecca Hill, Director of Travesti, tells me that she wishes that she had “had a light-bulb moment, but it was more of a dawning realisation that there are thes...
Feature: Calm Down, Dear – feminism fights back
Earlier this year, when Brian Logan and Jenny Paton opened applications for the annual Sprint festival, they were struck by the sheer number that dealt with a...