“I wanted the novel to feel haunted by the prospect of hope, without it ever being secured”: an interview with Naomi Booth
The F-Word stage blog: September 2020 Lissy Lovett·21 September 2020The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this monthStage·0 Comments·0
The F-Word stage blog: June 2020 Lissy Lovett·16 June 2020The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this monthStage·0 Comments·0
The F-Word’s suggested list of BLM reading and resources Various Authors·9 June 2020This week The F-Word has replaced its usual weekly round-up with a list of resources and articles related to the current Black Lives Matter demonstrations happening in the UK and across the world in response to systemic racism and police brutalityLife·0 Comments·0
The F-Word stage blog: May 2020 Lissy Lovett·10 May 2020The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this monthStage·0 Comments·0
“I’m writing it for a younger version of myself” Helena Snider Martin·4 November 2019Helena Snider Martin interviews Ava Wong Davies about her new playStage·0 Comments·0
The F-Word stage blog: October 2019 Lissy Lovett·24 October 2019The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this monthStage·0 Comments·0
“Giving space to Blackwoman presence” at Modern Art Oxford Alice Parkin·1 September 2019In the final week of Claudette Johnson's extraordinary exhibition, Alice Parkin explains why you should make sure to catch it if you canLife·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019: part eight Various Authors·22 August 2019The F-Word's eighth set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatreStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019: part three Various Authors·14 August 2019The F-Word's third set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy, theatre, cabaret and variety and exhibitionsStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019: part one Various Authors·8 August 2019The F-Word's first set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering theatreStage·0 Comments·0
Sometimes being funny is enough Molly Greeves·24 June 2019Molly Greeves finds Booksmart an enjoyable coming-of-age film despite it not being as feminist as it thinks it isFilm & TV·0 Comments·0
The F-Word stage blog: May 2019 Lissy Lovett·25 May 2019The F-Word’s round-up of what’s happening in the world of comedy and theatre this monthStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part six Various Authors·23 August 2018The F-Word’s sixth and final set of reviews of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy, theatre and spoken wordStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part four Lissy Lovett·19 August 2018The F-Word's fourth set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatreStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part two Various Authors·14 August 2018The F-Word’s second set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatreStage·0 Comments·0
Edinburgh Festival Fringe: part one Emily Zinkin·12 August 2018Here are The F-Word’s first set of reviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe covering comedy and theatreMusicStage·0 Comments·0
To be young, Bipolar and black: Why Nina Simone’s story matters in the wake of #MeToo Emma Yapp·19 March 2018Emma Yapp looks back at Nina Simone's life and how #MeToo could do better by black and mentally ill womenFilm & TVLife·0 Comments·0
In the land of the milk and the honey Cazz Blase·8 March 2018Cazz Blase heeds Hot Brown Honey’s call to “make noise”Stage·0 Comments·0
