What to watch for LGBT+ history month
Pippa Sterk lists her film recommendations for exploring queer history this month
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Sometimes being funny is enough
Molly Greeves finds Booksmart an enjoyable coming-of-age film despite it not being as feminist as it thinks it is
“I like working with text and poetry to inspire my work”: an interview with Julie Cunningham
Lissy Lovett interviews the LGBT feminist contemporary dance-maker ahead of their upcoming piece at Sadler’s Wells
The F-Word stage blog: September 2018
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month
The F-Word stage blog: May 2018
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in May (just!)
“I will never, ever stop asking for trans people to be treated with basic dignity”
Joanna Whitehead speaks to the inimitable activist Paris Lees about feminism, class and how trans rights are human rights
The F-Word stage blog: November 2017
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in November
The F-Word stage blog: October 2017
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in October
In defence of Strictly
D H Kelly considers the heteronormativity of Strictly Come Dancing and explores how to overhaul the gender norms it promotes
Celebrating LGBT+ film with the Iris Prize Festival
Earlier this year, Suryatapa Mukherjee joined the team behind the Iris Prize Festival to help produce its programme catalogue. She gives us a run-down of what to expect from this year’s festival
The F-Word stage blog: September 2017
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in September
Gal pals: when queer women are ‘just friends’
Sophie Jackson chats to queer women about friendship, boundaries and the hypersexualisation of queerness
What does it mean to be gay in 2017?
Jennifer Richards considers how attitudes to the LGBT+ community have changed and what that means to young queer people today
The problem with ‘manning up’
Jo Whitehead enjoys the YA novel Girl Mans Up, but is somewhat disappointed at the lack of critical examination of sexist language and internalised misogyny
The challenges of non-partisan politics
Helen Raymond reports from the first ever Women’s Equality Party conference
What’s gay got to do with it?
Jennifer Evans is tired of being treated differently because she is in a relationship with a woman
How to have a conversation about Keith Vaz
A guest blogger considers why the language we use when discussing Keith Vaz is important within the broader context of LGBT+ MPs
Theatre and Dance at the Edinburgh Fringe – part one
Hot on the heels of our first set of Edinburgh Festival Fringe reviews comes our second. This post covers shows from the Theatre and Dance, Physical Theatre & Circus sections of the programme