“Kemah’s presence is captivating and she quickly draws us into her vibrant world with ease”
Ella Evans: how I accepted my chronic illness through comedy
Published on :“When doctors couldn’t find me cures, I trawled the internet for solutions”
Notes on Femme Camp: the poetics of queer femininity in theatrical form
Published on :Ahead of her exciting new show, Temi Wilkey talks about the power of camp
How to have good sex with OCD? Be a lesbian!
Published on :Intrusive thoughts flooded my brain like: “What if I break her vag with my fingers?”
How losing a parent helped me come out of the closet
Published on :“I am sad my dad never got to meet this version of me”
Sophie Duker’s new Edinburgh Fringe show is delusional (no, literally)
Published on :“If you reframe how you look at delusion it’s actually sort of a superpower”
Exclusive: Sarah Keyworth can’t wait to bring a joyful new show about top surgery to the Edinburgh Fringe
Published on :“It’s so nice to not meet those stereotypes of people thinking it’s going to be a queer trauma show”