REVIEW: Jessica Barton: Dirty Work

Reading Time: 2 minutesDirty Work arrives as a highly anticipated exploration of "invisible" labour following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Reading Time: 2 minutesDirty Work arrives as a highly anticipated exploration of "invisible" labour following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Reading Time: 3 minutes"Big baws and bigger laughs, this panto thrives in its dirty humour"

Reading Time: 3 minutesFOC IT UP! is the Femmes of Colour Comedy Club, with a guaranteed (thank goodness) ‘no cis white men’ policy. The club was created and hosted by the brilliantly bold Kemah Bob (she/they), a queer black US comedian with an infectious energy and a genuine desire to uplift comedians of marginalised backgrounds.

Reading Time: 2 minutesfunny, and zany, with a lot of heart OUTHAUS is charming and genuinely funny comedy about protecting green spaces. Switching between a live cabaret show with audience participation, and the backstage drama filled with political conflict and…

Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Jessica Barton whose show Dirty Work brings some Mary Floppin's cheer to January at the Soho Theatre.

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe duo, accompanied by the disembodied voice of Charles Dickens (Micky Cochrane) and their wonderful special guest, Carmen Silk, brought some societally heavy topics to life in an engaging and playful way that had the whole audience on the edge of their seats with both laughter and anticipation.

Reading Time: 3 minutes"this revival demonstrated how our great purpose in life is just to love and allow yourself to be loved through a wonderfully talented team of cast, creatives and crew."

Reading Time: 3 minutes“A sparkly spectacular splendour to behold from start to finish!“ A sparkly sensation with a phenomenal cast and ensemble to boot – if you weren’t feeling Christmassy before you absolutely will be after Crossroads Pantomime production of…

Reading Time: 2 minutes"the crowd-control Singh had was undeniable and this elegantly crafted performance left the audience feeling warm, listened to and with a smile on every face. "

Reading Time: 3 minutes"playful, impressive, and very enjoyable, but some unnecessary or overused aspects"