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Tom is the Editor of Voice. He is a politics graduate and holds a masters in journalism, with particular interest in youth political engagement and technology. He is also a mentor to our Voice Contributors, and champions our festivals programme, including the reporter team at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Interview
15 September 2023Interview with Coralie Rose, casting director and founder of Road Casting
View Interview"The lack of representation in the media that I saw at the beginning of my career is one of the reasons I committed to be part of the change."
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18 August 2023Blub Blub
View ReviewA socio-political examination, wrapped up in a charming puppetry-cum-physical theatre show
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12 August 2023Interview with Bonnie He, multi-award-winning Asian American clown and physical comedian
View Interview"Clowning is all about embracing failure and reveling in being stupid and low status, which is the antithesis to what was expected of me growing up."
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12 August 2023Martin Urbano: Apology Comeback Tour
View Review“It’s not the paedophilia jokes themselves, it’s the sheer number of them”
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11 August 2023Flat and the Curves: Divadom
View ReviewA musical bra-burning bonanza of female empowerment
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11 August 2023Robin Ince – MELONS: A Love Letter to Stand-Up Comedy
View ReviewA positively exhausting hour of joy
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9 August 2023Interview with comedian James Nokise
View InterviewAsked to describe his Edinburgh Fringe show, 'Right About Now', James said: "It’s a little bit about my Mum, a little bit about anti-vax cousins, and a little bit about transphobia being a colonial mentality being forced on pacific people… but with jokes."
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9 August 2023Ange Lavoipierre: Your Mother Chucks Rocks And Shells
View ReviewI don’t really know what I watched, but I liked it.
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9 August 2023Alexander Bennett: I Can't Stand the Man, Myself
View ReviewAn exploration of self-loathing, and a potentially traumatising Robbie Williams story
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8 August 2023Want my job? with Manjira Mazumdar, Carnival Artist Intern at Play to the Crowd
View Interview"It is very important to actively develop and focus one's practise and also build relations with other forms of art in your community. Best wishes, I'm still trying to crack the code."
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7 August 2023William Thompson: The Hand You're Dealt
View ReviewA show that never really got off the ground
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7 August 2023Let the Bodies Pile
View ReviewHenry Naylor is truly one of the great playwrights of our time, taking inspiration from the big sociopolitical events and distilling them down to an hour of thought-provoking theatre.
Latest Comments
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Watermelon Stop Motion Video of Clay Art by Dalila LetaiefGreat video, I have a real soft spot for stop motion video. I'm going to pop this in our monthly Arts Award on Voice newsletter! :)
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Black Adam review - a thrilling, action packed crusade by Faron Spence-SmallI didn't hate it, which is something. Given how long this has been in production though I had hoped for something a little bit more polished? I am interested to see what DC do with it though, especially now James Gunn is overseeing it all!
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This is on my (ever-growing) watch list. It sounds like the film Dr Strange 2 should have been.
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Review: Sarah Millican - Bobby Dazzler! by Holly CraigI'm so envious! I've seen probably dozens of comedians over the years but never Sarah Millican, and she's so relatable and funny without being callous.
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The Sensations concert review by Amelia LunnI miss gigs so much! This sounds like a great experience, even if it wasn't perhaps best attended! Sometimes the quieter gigs give you the chance to really appreciate the music
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Comment posted on 5 July 2023
Great review, very balanced take from the visceral dislike I had of the film. It felt like the greatest hits tour, but without an understanding of why the three originals were so good. I don't think the world is better off for this film existing so I do have to wonder whether they should have bothered making it at all...