The F-Word stage blog: September 2020
The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month
queer
“I’m writing it for a younger version of myself”
Helena Snider Martin interviews Ava Wong Davies about her new play
The F-Word stage blog: October 2019
The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019: part five
The F-Word's fifth set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy, theatre and cabaret and variety
The F-Word stage blog: January 2019
The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month
Fun Home: reading it first v watching it first
Ellie Wilson and Emily Zinkin review the graphic novel and musical of Fun Home, Alison Bechdel’s widely acclaimed autobiography
Calming down in Camden
The F-Word interviews some of the artists taking part in the ‘Calm Down Dear’ festival
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part four
Here are The F-Word’s fourth set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering theatre, spoken word, comedy, cabaret and variety
One woman’s voice
Megan Stodel finds that OperaUpClose’s La Voix Humaine doesn’t go far enough in its attempt to subvert the opera’s gender roles
Anne with an E tells the trauma of adoption like it is
Alessia Galatini watches Netflix’s recent adaptation of L.M. Montgomery’s 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables and finds it takes a stand on what it means to be a good parent
An upbeat, upward trajectory
The recent release of Octo Octa’s latest album 'Where Are We Going?' leaves Joanna Whitehead in no confusion that the only way is up for Maya Morrison-Bouldry
The F-Word stage blog: May 2017
The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in May
The image of being queer: how should we tackle heteronormativity?
Megan Wallace discusses the limitations of queer subcultures as presented in the media and beyond
Don’t be afraid of Vagina Wolf
Agata Ostrowska is impressed with Anna Margarita Albelo's debut feature about creative adventures of "Bridget Jones' older lesbian sister"
DIY art band Homosexual Death Drive release ‘Sunshine’ EP
Queer punks Charlotte Cooper and Kay Isgay are inviting one lucky person to accompany them on an adventure to coincide with their official EP release date (22 November)...
New review: Pussy Whipped 2014
Liz Ely revisits Ste McCabe’s queer alternative festival and is not disappointed. In 2012, I was lucky enough...
Edinburgh gets Pussy Whipped again
Liz Ely revisits Ste McCabe's queer alternative festival and is not disappointed
An introduction / a recent epiphany
Tara·
"I'm not sure when or why I separated my black identity/reality from my feminist ideals, and when they became separate things. I think that the feminist movement is so dominated by white women and the experience of especially middle class white women, that I forget that I exist, saddled with further battles to climb"