The F-Word stage blog: March 2019 Lissy Lovett28 March 2019 The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: November 2018 Lissy Lovett17 November 2018 The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
Upgrade, advance, repeat: Future Bodies at HOME Cazz Blase8 October 2018 Cazz Blase is engaged by the contemporary relevance of a new show in Manchester... Stage0 Comments 0
Improving mental health care for women in prison Guest Blogger14 September 2018 Being a feminist mental health campaigner means leaving no woman to the fringes of the system, writes Jennifer Richards ... Life0 Comments 0
Hair dye and heartache Mila Wood29 August 2018 Mila Wood is impressed by the dynamic character development in Far Cry Theatre’s Henna Night... Stage0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: July 2018 Lissy Lovett31 July 2018 The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: May 2018 Lissy Lovett31 May 2018 The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in May (just!)... Stage0 Comments 0
To be young, Bipolar and black: Why Nina Simone’s story matters in the wake of #MeToo Emma Yapp19 March 2018 Emma Yapp looks back at Nina Simone's life and how #MeToo could do better by black and mentally ill women... Life0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: January 2018 Lissy Lovett29 January 2018 The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in January... All0 Comments 0
“I hope this work can inspire women and men to get in touch with and honour the creative power of the mother” Erin Aniker26 January 2018 Erin Aniker speaks with artist Camille Sanson about the mental health fears and stigmas surrounding childbirth and motherhood ... Life0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part four Various Authors22 August 2017 Here are The F-Word’s fourth set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering theatre, spoken word, comedy, cabaret and variety... MusicStage0 Comments 0
Two women speak Samuel Sims16 May 2017 No Place for a Woman’s treatment of mental health strikes a chord with Samuel Sims... Stage0 Comments 0
An exploration of consent at the National Theatre Naomi Westerman12 April 2017 Naomi Westerman finds much to think about when reviewing Nina Raine’s new play, Consent... Stage0 Comments 0
All singing, all dancing, all rather toxic D H Kelly25 March 2017 D H Kelly enjoys the brilliant comic songs in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend but is disappointed by the show’s treatment of mental ill health and its reliance on toxic heteronormative romantic messages... Film & TV0 Comments 0
Who is speaking up for women seeking care for mental health? Guest Blogger4 March 2017 Vulnerable young women are being denied the care they need when it comes to mental health. Emma Hamilton asks: who will speak up for them?... All0 Comments 0
Women on the wrong track? Nicola McClements24 October 2016 Nicola McClements reads Sady Doyle's exploration of the ‘trainwreck’ women celebrities the world just loves to hate ... AllBooks0 Comments 0
Theatre and Dance at the Edinburgh Fringe – part four Various Authors16 August 2016 Our penultimate post of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering Theatre and Dance... Stage0 Comments 0
