Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Glasgow Comedy Festival, Ruth Hunter and the Ruth-Hunter. It's a spoooooky stand up comedy show about ghosts and anxiety and jokes. How did you develop the concept of the Ruth-Hunter? I've always been afraid of the dark and worried about supernatural entities trying to murder me. … Continue reading “I can just blame ghosts for my own lack of personal development.” | Ruth Hunter on fighting her demons at Glasgow Comedy Festival
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“Visibility isn’t enough, especially if it’s just a byword for heterosexual narratives, with queer bodies fitted in.” | Oli Isaac and Oakley Flanagan on This Queer House at Vault Festival
Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Vault Festival. Oakley: This Queer House is a play about a queer couple who inherit a home and attempt to renovate it. It’s in collaboration with OPIA Collective, infusing elements of theatre, live music and movement, to tell a story about a relationship assailed by a … Continue reading “Visibility isn’t enough, especially if it’s just a byword for heterosexual narratives, with queer bodies fitted in.” | Oli Isaac and Oakley Flanagan on This Queer House at Vault Festival
“It really helped me look at life from a different angle.” | Ophélie Hocquard talks tackling the patriarchy through crystals
Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Vault Festival, Crystal Clear. It’s an hour of stand-up comedy in which I explain why I’m quitting stand-up comedy to become a crystal healer. What inspired you to write a show about crystal healing? I got really into meditation around the time I started stand-up, it … Continue reading “It really helped me look at life from a different angle.” | Ophélie Hocquard talks tackling the patriarchy through crystals
