Sleepless nights, eclectic sights, and memorable moments. This was almost everything I expected the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to be – and I was right. If you’re like me, a big fan of live comedy and performance and maybe even dabbled a bit in stand-up yourself, the Fringe is tailored to you. As soon as I […]
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I like to think that that one of the most visceral experiences you can have in modern life is to watch somebody take a selfie. Their face contorting into what they think is attractive or happy or funny, a wholly constructed expression – there’s a staggering vulnerability to seeing a person choose how they […]
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The time is currently 4:47pm. I’m sat on a train waiting to depart from Edinburgh Waverly. I’m listening to the Album ‘Acid Rain’ by Chance the Rapper because I’m big into hip hop. Word. Maybe a young straight white man blogging about hip hop is what the world needs to finally end racism for good. […]
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The Warwick Comedy Society’s presence at the Edinburgh Fringe has been growing steadily for the last three years. Why this has been in inverse proportion to my own fringe remains a mystery (its like my eyebrows cracked an offensive joke and my hairline is sneaking away to avoid embarrassment). Warwick University’s performance societies as a […]
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1: Werewolves. Under no circumstances should you befriend a werewolf. They are two faced and will bitch about you to your friends. I learned this the hard way when I let one lycanthrope know about my lack of body hair and next Christmas everyone gave me thermal vests. They are untrustworthy and stinky. Werewolves are […]
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