Category - Spoken Word

I Dream in Colour poster featuring a black side and a face dappled in light

Asian Voices Bloomsbury Festival Diaspora-Led Disabled-Led Race & Identity Spoken Word Woman-Led

REVIEW: I Dream in Colour, Jasmin Thien, Bloomsbury Festival 2023 ★★★★★

Dundee Fringe Queer Spoken Word Storytelling Theatre Woman-Led

REVIEW: The Selkie’s Wife, Elisabeth Flett, Dundee Fringe 2023 ★★★★☆

Class Comedy Dundee Fringe Spoken Word Theatre Trans

REVIEW: Of Punk and Other Social Subversions, Morgan Black, Dundee Fringe 2023 ★★★☆☆

Comedy EdFringe Spoken Word Theatre Woman-Led

REVIEW: Unstitching, Ruby Shrimpton, EdFringe 2023 ★★☆☆☆

EdFringe Marginalised Genders Music Spoken Word Working Class

REVIEW: Intense Goblin Nightmare Woman, Fever Peach, EdFringe 2023 ★★★★☆

Class EdFringe Music Spoken Word

REVIEW: Tinderbox Orchestra, Tinderbox Collective, EdFringe 2023 ★★★★★

Black Voices EdFringe Spoken Word Theatre

REVIEW: waiting for a train at the bus stop, Mwansa Phiri, EdFringe 2023 ★★★★☆

Adelaide Fringe Dance Race & Identity Spoken Word

REVIEW: Betwixt, Pink Matter + Metro Arts, Adelaide Fringe ★★★★☆

Black Voices Marginalised Race & Identity Spoken Word Theatre VAULT Festival

REVIEW: Hear Me Now, Burnt Orange Theatre, VAULT Festival ★★★★☆

Black Voices Digital Pints Race & Identity Spoken Word VAULT Festival

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Mya Onwugbonu, bringing ‘Hear Me Now’ to VAULT Festival

EdFringe Spoken Word Theatre Womanhood

REVIEW: GirlPlay, Sarah Richardson, EdFringe 2022 ★★★★☆

Comedy EdFringe Spoken Word Storytelling

REVIEW: Stop the World I Want to Get Off, Jacky Power, EdFringe 2022 ★★☆☆☆

EdFringe Spoken Word

REVIEW: Uplift, Dave Neita, EdFringe 2022 ★★★★☆

Comedy EdFringe Opinion Spoken Word Theatre

OPINION: The 6 Shows Binge Fringe Reviewers are Most Excited to See at EdFringe 2022

Editorial News Spoken Word Womanhood

Count Down to International Women’s Day 2022 with Six Women Artists Showcasing Power and Panache.