Interviews |

"Mars bars are not worth Prison."

Through highly detailed patterns, Schoop uses ceramics to communicate multicultural identities 

"My mom taught me that success comes when you put in the necessary effort and never give up, no matter the challenges."

Scott communicates empowering messages through felt

Inspired by collage’s healing potential, Sagal founded the Kyiv Collage Collective and Kyiv Collage School

Through sculpture, Sokari explores non-traditional materials and political messages

Elham Angell engages with activist and environmental themes in her land art installations

"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."

With two sellout Fringe shows nearing the end of their run, Xhloe and Natasha sat down with me to discuss their second year at Fringe, their decade-long friendship, and their imaginary billionaire friend, Bippy, who helps them fund their shows.

"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."

Asked 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."

An interview with my English Literature coursemates Sophia and Sabirin following a student protest outside our uni. We talk about the ongoing UCU/UCEA dispute and its impact, and how they plan to persevere in becoming lecturers one day regardless.