This Pride month, Brig takes a look back at the queer beginnings of two of the most well known monsters. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein's creature, and Bram Stoker's Count Dracula.…
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Bisexual representation in video games has been improving, however, it becomes an issue when bisexuality is used as a mechanic, instead of real representation.…
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Our review of Stirling-born writer David Scotland's debut play, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe…
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Our review of The Fruity Prince, a new piece of theatre, with songs.…
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Our 5 star review of 'Reuben Kaye: The Butch is Back', at the Edinburgh Fringe…
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Our review of It's a Mystery at the Edinburgh Fringe. An hour long examination of murder mysteries that is both warm and humorous.…
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The Oxford Belles return to the Edinburgh Fringe with their show celebrating feminist anthems…
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Our review of Fabulett 1933, a vitally important new musical which recalls a forgotten moment in history.…
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BRAW: All you need to know about non-binary identities brought to you by Braw.…
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Our review of Darling Boy at the Edinburgh Fringe - a one-person show examining how you discover who you are.…
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