Brave New (L) Word screens exclusively Saturday 14 November, in partnership with DIVA BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest is back for 2020 with it’s 10th edition, [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Rouge
Published on :“Totally shameless and indulgent, I defy anyone not to gasp in shock and awe in equal measure” BY JENNIFER KENNEDY Bright circus tents in the middle of the Meadows drew [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Jen Brister – Under Privilege
Published on :“Jen Brister’s unabashedly honest new show” BY LIZI TRAFFORD. IMAGE LIZI & JEN AFTER THE SHOW. Walking into Jen’s gig I already felt I had an affiliation with her, as [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Monica: This Show Is Not About Monica Lewinsky
Published on :“A play exploring how men are treated differently from women – particularly with regard to sex, secrecy and shame” BY JENNIFER KENNEDY Apparently this show is not about Monica Lewinsky. Except [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Gusset Grippers
Published on :“Changing the world – one fanny at a time” BY JENNIFER KENNEDY Incontinence and challenges with sexual function don’t instantly strike you as a recipe for comedy. However, the packed audience for [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical
Published on :“Witty lyrics and outstanding performances – it’s not possible to be bored by this show” BY JENNIFER KENNEDY After a day of depressing office politics while on the nine-to-five hamster wheel, [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: The Struggling Life Of An Artist
Published on :“An interesting and very watchable exploration of the entertainment industry” BY JENNIFER KENNEDY Having spent the last couple of weeks enjoying the amazing variety and hugely diverse talent within the [….]