Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Vault Festival. It’s a work in progress show, but by Vaults, I would’ve already performed it for a week in Australia so it probably won’t be too shit. I’m currently making it, and I’m having an incredibly fun time doing so. I have a strong idea … Continue reading “It’s nice to let it happen organically.” | Josh Glanc takes us through the creative process for his work-in-progress show at Vault Festival
The sobriety of variety: Why we made the Diversity Quota
Contributed by Eliott Simpson Comedy provides more than laughter; it provides understanding, empathy, education, and absurdity from an all-sorts assortment of amazing talent. But in order to stay relevant and engaging, exciting and revolutionary, comedy needs variety in its voices: new and different viewpoints to keep crowds confined to their seats. Although the industry has … Continue reading The sobriety of variety: Why we made the Diversity Quota
“It’s not all misery and gloom. Some of it really was fabulous.” | Holly Cruise on unearthing the past’s most interesting tales in her Queer History of Britain
Tell us about Hollyzone History. The best way to describe what I do is ‘performance history’. I like to tell stories and get people thinking about history, but I also like to point out the absurd, the weird and the wonderful. History is vivid and wild, there’s really no excuse for boring lectures on it, … Continue reading “It’s not all misery and gloom. Some of it really was fabulous.” | Holly Cruise on unearthing the past’s most interesting tales in her Queer History of Britain
