A Feminist’s Guide to Thriving at the Edinburgh Festivals

Ask not how you can survive this manic month of almost infinite possibilities, but how you can make the most of the incredible opportunity it presents.

A Star is Born and Hollywood’s coercive ‘romance’

Jackson can do what he likes, because he’s famous. He’s an entitled, powerful man and he always gets what he wants. Nowhere is this expressed in a more sinister fashion than when he sends his driver to sit outside Ally’s home until she agrees to get on a plane to come and watch him in concert.

A Feminist’s Guide to Edinburgh International Book Festival 2018

“Revolting women”, game-changers and activists from around the world are coming to the capital for this year’s festival. Here are some programme highlights for the feminist festival-goer.

A Feminist’s Guide to the Festivals: A dozen more Fringe shows worth investigating (in time order)

In our final “pick of the Fringe” blog, here are the rest of the shows that caught our eye but didn’t fit them theme of any of the other hit lists.

A Feminist’s Guide to the Festivals: Women comics on the Fringe (in time order)

Up the women! Specifically, the women bringing stand-up shows to the Fringe (and even more specifically the ones tackling gender stereotypes in the process). Here are a few to get you started…

A Feminist’s Guide to the Festivals: Herstory on the Fringe (in time order)

Want to catch some inspiring tales from herstory at the Edinburgh Fringe, but don’t fancy wading through thousands of show listings to find the hidden gems? Help is at hand!