The F-Word stage blog: October 2018 Lissy Lovett17 October 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: September 2018 Lissy Lovett11 September 2018 The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
What employers can do to keep mothers at work Guest Blogger28 August 2018 It's time employers put these measures in place to retain mothers after they've given birth, writes Katie Dickerson ... Life0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part five Various Authors19 August 2018 The F-Word's fifth set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy, theatre and dance, physical theatre and circus... Stage0 Comments 0
Fat activism, having kids and sexual liberation Olivia Phipps10 July 2018 Olivia Phipps enjoys Kristine Levine’s new standup album, despite its controversial aspects... Stage0 Comments 0
Flawed women coming together Huma Munshi8 May 2018 Huma Munshi finds much that is relevant in Bruised Sky Production’s play Victim... Stage0 Comments 0
Anxiety, quirks and being unlike the other girls Tanja Daub25 April 2018 Tanja Daub enjoys Kibo Productions’ The Big Things despite a couple of missteps... Stage0 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
Stop telling me my post-baby body is ‘brave’ Guest Blogger14 December 2017 Women don’t need to be told that we’re brave for existing in our bodies after giving birth, writes Laura Cooke ... All0 Comments 0
The mums are all right Helena Snider22 November 2017 Helena Snider appreciates the mix of statistics and personality in Libby Liburd’s Muvvahood... Stage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part five Various Authors25 August 2017 Here are The F-Word’s fifth set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... MusicStage0 Comments 0
Should mums listen to the wise ladies that live in their phones? Guest Blogger23 August 2017 Online parenting groups can be a source of support but can also prompt competition between mums, writes Kat Arksey... All0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part one Various Authors10 August 2017 Here are The F-Word’s first set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering theatre, comedy, cabaret and variety... MusicStage0 Comments 0
Worrying about not having a ‘motherly’ instinct doesn’t make you a bad feminist Guest Blogger2 August 2017 Jordan King urges us not to feel guilty for internalising the pressure to be 'natural' with children... All0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: July 2017 Lissy Lovett27 July 2017 The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in July... All0 Comments 0
A fever you can’t sweat out Sarah Tinsley3 March 2017 Sarah Tinsley reviews Fever Dream by Samantha Schweblin and finds it to be a powerful and haunting novel which grips to the very end... Books0 Comments 0
Introducing March’s guest blogger Amy Grant1 March 2017 We welcome our guest blogger for March, Sally Parkin, who will be exploring motherhood and raising a daughter in a patriarchal society... All0 Comments 0
Tallulah: all about mothers Caitlin Warren4 October 2016 Caitlin Warren praises Tallulah as a poignant exploration of femininity and motherhood through complex characters... Film & TV1 Comment 0
