Press clippings Page 11
What one thing would you change about the Fringe?
Comedians' plans to revamp Edinburgh.
Chortle, 23rd August 2017What gets you through Edinburgh's toughest days?
Comedians on how to de-stress.
Chortle, 21st August 2017Fringesider #5: the Fringe through a feminist lense
Feminist theatre recommendations, performers from The Guilty Feminist podcast and comedy showcases with more than one female.
Rowena McIntosh, The List, 18th August 2017What's the most drunk you've been at the Fringe?
Comedians try to remember what they can...
Chortle, 10th August 2017What's the worst Fringe review you ever had?
Edinburgh comedians share their pain.
Chortle, 5th August 2017Fringe 2017: Top acts choose their comedy picks
Comedy stars pick their favourites.
Alice Jones, i Newspaper, 2nd August 2017Jessica Fostekew on Voyaging into Choppy Waters
As Jessica Fostekew cruises into The Caves with a story about a maritime misadventure, she writes how heavenly idealism can turn into a horror story...
Jessica Fostekew, The Skinny, 31st July 2017Seven Edinburgh survival tips from Fringe performers
Here is your Edinburgh Fringe survival guide so don't panic.
Samantha Baines, The Huffington Post, 31st July 2017Performers confess their filthiest sexcapades
I've invited artists from the Fringe to confess their dirtiest/smutiest/slightly grubbiest stories of sex and subversion. In exchange, I actively encourage you to see their shows - which will bear no relation to the smut I'm peddling out for your perverted pleasure.
Miranda Kane, Metro, 26th July 2017What to do when you're trapped with enemies?
Jessica Fostekew writes a piece for us upon the release of her new show The Silence of Nans ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Jessica Fostekew, Female First, 24th July 2017