We need more fucked up fairy tales Alessia Galatini6 December 2019 Alessia Galatini claps along to Mirrah Foulkes’s irreverent narrative in “Judy & Punch” ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Fringe! Queer Film Festival: once upon a time in drag Sojourner McKenzie4 December 2019 Sojourner McKenzie is fond of Chris Moukarbel’s documentary Wig and its effort to explore drag’s past, present and future... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The paradox of Phoebe Waller-Bridge Guest Blogger2 December 2019 Sojourner McKenzie analyses the dynamics of talent versus privilege in the work of Phoebe Waller-Bridge... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The horrors of colonialism are sung without mercy in The Nightingale Alessia Galatini30 November 2019 Alessia Galatini is disturbed in the best way by how Jennifer Kent takes no prisoners in her latest cinema release ... Film & TV0 Comments 0
An experience unexperienced Lissy Lovett27 November 2019 Despite everyone’s good intentions, Lissy Lovett fails to be drawn into FemmeDaemonium’s piece of “carnal theatre” ... Stage0 Comments 0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor26 November 2019 It’s time for another weekly round-up with The F-Word’s picks of the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days... Life0 Comments 0
Meta-media and claustrophobic control Pippa Sterk22 November 2019 Pippa Sterk enjoys how the power of our gaze is investigated in Soheil Beiraghi’s new Iranian sport drama, Permission... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Talking about wages can be uncomfortable, but could it help to solve the gender pay gap? Ciara Garcha19 November 2019 Ciara Garcha reflects on proposals for women to be able to find out their male colleague’s earnings... Politics0 Comments 0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor18 November 2019 It’s time for another weekly round-up with The F-Word’s picks of the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days... Life0 Comments 0
Why a hung parliament could make Swinson and Sturgeon the most powerful people in Britain Ciara Garcha17 November 2019 Men lead the two largest political parties, but Ciara Garcha explains why two women politicians could hold the power on the morning after the election... Politics1 Comment 0
The F-Word stage blog: November 2019 Lissy Lovett14 November 2019 The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
Gender Recognition Act: shelved, again Guest Blogger12 November 2019 Sarah Tennent explains why Liz Truss is the wrong person to be entrusted with the review of the 2004 Gender Recognition Act... Politics0 Comments 0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor11 November 2019 It’s time for another weekly round-up with The F-Word’s picks of the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days... Life0 Comments 0
The consequences of post-Brexit political debate Ciara Garcha6 November 2019 Ciara Garcha discusses the negative impact aggressive political debate is having on women in post-Brexit politics... Politics0 Comments 0
Welcome new editors! Lusana Taylor5 November 2019 Two new editors join The F-Word in the politics and film/TV sections ... Life0 Comments 0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor4 November 2019 It’s time for another weekly round-up with The F-Word’s picks of the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days... Life0 Comments 0
“I’m writing it for a younger version of myself” Helena Snider Martin4 November 2019 Helena Snider Martin interviews Ava Wong Davies about her new play... Stage0 Comments 0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor28 October 2019 It’s time for another weekly round-up with The F-Word’s picks of the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days... Life0 Comments 0
