A review of ‘Out To Lunch’, a play by Hughie Shepherd-Cross and Nathan Brown, heading to the Fringe.

Vocal Girls was created by a group of women who were fed up with male domination in the music industry and decided to launch a platform championing women and LGBTQ+ artists. They’re dedicated, durable, daring and put on a dazzling show.

Something about chefs… I think?

Dare we say that festival season is back with a BANG? We don’t want to *jinx* it but after the mighty success of Bigfoot Festival recently, a summer of live music is finally on the horizon…

It’s almost impossible to pick a favourite character from the new Channel 4 show, It’s A Sin, which follows a group of friends living together in London during the rise of the AIDS epidemic.

We were lucky enough to chat to TEOTFW writer, Charlie Covell, who shares her favourite moments of the series and gives us a wonderful list of shows to binge next…

My job was administering COVID-19 vaccines in the midst of a global pandemic. No embracing, no toasts and the sort of drugs we were shotting are actually good for you...

The most invasive sentence to be uttered at nine in the morning: ‘you were in my dream last night.’ Oh no, what was that little perverted version of me up to this time?

On the 24th June, Soma Sara began sharing her personal experience of rape culture on her Instagram stories. Within a week she received and shared over 300 anonymous responses, reaching almost 9,000 people. This is how ‘Everyone’s Invited’ was born.

Curated by three wonderful powerhouses over lockdown (Zsuzsa , Lindsay and Morgan), the aim of DGSY was to create a public space to showcase an immense collection of quarantine art.

He's the guy you don't see but his finger prints are over everything. What he does isn't a mystery...it's what he doesn't do that's difficult to answer.

Sonder Films have teamed up with Collision Dance Theatre on their latest project, Lost Generation, which explores the fundamentals of human connection through the medium of film, movement and poetry.

This is a poem for anyone who finds themselves saying ‘in another lifetime, maybe.’ Written by George Tomsett.

Little did the members of the public out on the evening of March 20th know that this would be their last pint for the foreseeable future...

“With your help, we believe we can change the Scottish Government’s position & make essential items free for all. Period.”