In conversation with Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, writer and director of Chagos 1971
“‘Some may come for the comedy and find matters of interest in the political detail; others might come to hear more about this obscure yet vital story and stay for…
In conversation with the cast of Mother and the Monster
In this interview with Arabella Spendlove (Charlotte) and Teddy Fahey (The Monster), they discuss Mother and the Monster, the show they have brought to the Fringe this year. How would you…
BBC survey shows us exactly what we are missing out on in our sex education
Content warning: mentions unwanted sexual advances, sexual violence. The BBC posted the results of a survey taken by 5,649 people for health charity Brook last week. It revealed concerning statistics…
The First Minister is irresponsibly hijacking the Brexit process
Brexit is not the clean break up we all hoped it could be. As the day of departure approaches, a decision has yet to be made. The public are left…
Pumpkin-spiced reads for all your autumnal needs
As Halloween has been and gone and Edinburgh rapidly gets chillier by the day, it’s hard to ignore the rat-tat-tat of winter at the door. To celebrate the final month…
Fascinating Aïda’s Adèle Anderson
Hidden away in David Hume Tower is Assembly’s Studio Five, which is home to the brilliant team consisting of Fascinating Aïda’s Adèle Anderson and West End Musical Director, Dean Austin.…
Re-Review: American Gods – Neil Gaiman
Which is better: the book or its TV adaptation? This is a question that has wreaked havoc with the likes of Game of Thrones, and the recent adaptation of Neil…