Sometimes being funny is enough Molly Greeves24 June 2019 Molly Greeves finds Booksmart an enjoyable coming-of-age film despite it not being as feminist as it thinks it is... Film & TV0 Comments 0
The F-Word stage blog: May 2019 Lissy Lovett25 May 2019 The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this month... Stage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part six Various Authors23 August 2018 The F-Word’s sixth and final set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy, theatre and spoken word... Stage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part four Lissy Lovett19 August 2018 The F-Word's fourth set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... Stage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part two Various Authors14 August 2018 The F-Word’s second set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... Stage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part one Emily Zinkin12 August 2018 Here are The F-Word’s first set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... MusicStage0 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... Film & TVLife0 Comments 0
In the land of the milk and the honey Cazz Blase8 March 2018 Cazz Blase heeds Hot Brown Honey’s call to “make noise”... Stage0 Comments 0
Calming down in Camden Lissy Lovett14 January 2018 The F-Word interviews some of the artists taking part in the ‘Calm Down Dear’ festival... Life0 Comments 0
Ask me about ‘Indian rapes’ one more time Ruchi Chaudhury10 January 2018 Ruchi Chaudhury has had enough of the incessant grilling she is subjected to by voyeuristic British people who perceive rape as unique to India ... LifePolitics0 Comments 0
Invisible to visible Huma Munshi19 December 2017 Huma Munshi finds that despite some rough edges, The Invisible feels like a truthful depiction of what it means to travel far from home... Stage0 Comments 0
Stop sneering at Black Friday shoppers Joanna Whitehead23 November 2017 Joanna Whitehead is critical of sensationalist media coverage that portrays the victims of austerity as 'vulgar' or 'lesser' for participating in Black Friday spending... LifePolitics0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part three Various Authors18 August 2017 Here are The F-Word’s third set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... MusicStage0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part two Various Authors15 August 2017 Here are The F-Word’s second set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatre... Stage0 Comments 0
Let’s just talk Samuel Sims2 August 2017 Samuel Sims is blown away by this year’s RADA Festival which feels particularly exciting for women in theatre... Stage0 Comments 0
Does bubble tea taste better when it’s made by white people? Josephine Tsui13 July 2017 Josephine Tsui reflects on a recent trend in cultural appropriation... All0 Comments 0
Grenfell Tower is about race and class Joanna Whitehead22 June 2017 Grenfell Tower has become a symbol of systemic, institutional and structural inequality argues Joanna Whitehead... All0 Comments 0
The ‘firsts’ are often hidden Alessia Galatini10 April 2017 Alessia Galatini is impressed with how the intersections of race and gender are explored in Hidden Figures... Film & TV0 Comments 0
