Black VoicesClassEdFringeGayNeurodiversityQueerRace & Identity INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint With… Louis Utieyin and David Hewitson on Grassroots Theatre, Merging Forms and Crashing on your Mate’s Floor Salvador Kent
Black VoicesCircusEdFringeGlobal Majority Voices INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… The Black Blues Brothers, on Social Circus School, African Acrobatic Tradition and Western Pop Culture Imagery Shay Mace
Black VoicesDiaspora-LedEdFringePoliticsTheatre INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Quaz Degraft, on Ambition, Identity, and Black Visibility/Invisibility in Wall Street Shay Mace
Black VoicesComedyEdFringeRace & Identity INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Meka Mo, on Multiculturalism, Ambition, and Worlds Colliding in New York City Shay Mace
Black VoicesEdFringeNewsQueer NEWS: Binge Fringe’s Black Performers’ Awards & Queer Performers’ Awards to Return at EdFringe 2026 Shay Mace
Black VoicesEdFringeHistoryMagicPoliticsTheatre INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Rickerby Hinds, on Black History, Freedom, Escape and Henry ‘Box’ Brown Shay Mace
African VoicesBlack VoicesComedyLondonTheatreVoila! Theatre Festival REVIEW: Grifting, Kwesi Sekyi, Voila! Theatre Festival 2025 ★★★★ Lamesha Ruddock
Black VoicesComedyEdFringeSpoken WordTheatre REVIEW: A Vessel Born To Float, Yazmin Monet Watkins, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★ Lamesha Ruddock
African VoicesBlack VoicesDanceEdFringe REVIEW: Africa Power: The Colour of Water, Africa Power, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★ Lamesha Ruddock
Asian VoicesBlack VoicesEdFringeMarginalisedOpinionRace & Identity OPINION: When the Fringe’s Diversity Problem Goes Beyond the Stage, to What Extent Does ‘Marginalised’ Remain a Useful or Productive Term? Julia Bottoms
Black VoicesEdFringe NEWS: Meet the Winners of Binge Fringe’s Black Performer’s Awards 2025 Lamesha Ruddock
Black VoicesEdFringeGriefTheatreUncategorized REVIEW: As We Face The Sun, Limelight Theatre Group, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★ Lou Fox
Black VoicesDanceEdFringeInternational REVIEW: Puff, Alice Ripoll and Hiltinho Fantástico, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★ Lamesha Ruddock
Black VoicesEdFringeTheatre REVIEW: Thanks for Being Here, Ontroerend Goed, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★ Lamesha Ruddock
INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… The Black Blues Brothers, on Social Circus School, African Acrobatic Tradition and Western Pop Culture Imagery July 13, 2026
OPINION: The future of VAULT Festival, and all of the arts, is at the mercy of corporate landlordism. We can’t afford to lose what we have. February 16, 2023
Salvador Kent
Shay Mace
Lamesha Ruddock
Julia Bottoms
Lou Fox
