Words by Eleanor Boydell Full disclosure: I’m a dead-set feminist. Give me women or give me nothing. Radical, liberal, personal, political – don’t care, I’ll take it all, wave upon wave. I’m never sure if it’s in spite of my feminism or because of it that art and media which claims to represent the experience […]

Words by Brianna Bullen #dancelikenobodyiswatching #literalsexkitten #nothingissafe #DIVERSITY #cultofZuckerberg   #NelsonMandelasaid #MEME #LIKESHARECULL #thisisgettingkindofdark #davidlynchmeetsyoutubepoop #LITERALLYstars  #surrealsketchcomedymostlysurface #butsexyandbiting #surrealpostmodernfun The cast of Cull are unabashedly confident when mocking the usual suspects of social media: from cat videos to fit-bros and ‘the informed’ (“what even is Syria, anyway?”), to Wi-Fi demanders and the false confidence of online […]

Words by Tom Taylor Mama Alto is finishing her Extravaganza. She is part way through one of her last songs when she stops. She is standing among the audience in the Ballroom at the Lithuanian Club and she is asking us how we want the song to end. She can do a “big, small, big” […]

Word by Eleanor Boydell “I have been the plaything of men for too long. Now, I will decide my own destiny.” This quote speaks to the resolution achieved at the end of Echoes, a play by Henry Naylor. It’s the story of two women divided by culture and 175 years, but drawn together in a […]

Words by Brianna Bullen I sit alone at a desk. I’m at a library at the end of a long line of restaurants in Docklands, overlooking the water. I can see through a strip of glass outside to construction sites, half-finished but dense, as the book seems to be at times. Ripe for transformation. The […]