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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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28 July 2022Interview with Yann Coste and Sébastien Rambaud, Fills Monkey
View Interview"There are no spoken words in the show and we deliberately don’t present political ideas during the show. We want something that is fun and refreshing and in some ways an escape from this world that seems so politically divided."
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28 July 2022Interview with comedian Eli Matthewson
View Interview"Make sure there isn't a fish and chip show right below your accommodation because you will eat it every night (especially if you come from a part of the world where they don't do curry on chips and the novelty is too exciting) and it is not healthy."
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28 July 2022Interview with comedian and radio host James Barr
View Interview"We spend so much time overthinking everything. You don’t need permission, or an agent or a big flashy stage - you can literally perform in a toilet at the Edinburgh Fringe. Ask yourself what’s stopping you and go for it."
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28 July 2022Interview with comedian Ali Woods
View Interview"I work part-time at a PR firm, and although it might not be wise for me to share that in terms of my career, I think it’s important to reduce the stigma around having day jobs in the arts."
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28 July 2022Interview with actor, writer and voice artist Eme Essien
View Interview"We did a lot of stuff in secret because my parents worked many long hours and that gave us an early insight into hustling for what it is you want and finding an alternative route."
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28 July 2022Interview with sketch comedy trio Crybabies
View Interview"Go once. Go cheap. Then never go again. It’s important to weigh up the risks involved, especially the financial ones. But if you’re as stupid as us then go for it."
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27 July 2022Interview with comedians Nick Kocher and Brian McElhaney, AKA BriTANicK
View InterviewNick and Ben have written for Saturday Night Live and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, were named Variety's Top 10 Comics To Watch and spent six years as the official voices of Cartoon Network. This August they're taking a show up to Edinburgh Festival Fringe!
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27 July 2022Interview with actor, singer, and comedian Madeleine MacMahon
View InterviewMadeleine MacMahon is performing in Breathless, a new play by Laura Horton that will be at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August.
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27 July 2022Interview with singer songwriter Nick Court, the iDiOT CIRCUS
View Interviewthe iDiOT CIRCUS are performing their debut at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August.
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27 July 2022Interview with Will Duggan, comedian
View InterviewComedian Will Duggan talks Fringe, cancel culture and how he got started in the industry.
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26 July 2022Interview with writer and performer Ben Norris
View Interview"I'm not personally performing in this one, which is a bit of a departure for me (and one that I'm very excited about), but I will still be at the Fringe for the majority of the festival. I absolutely love it there."
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26 July 2022Interview with comedian Alex MacKeith
View InterviewMusical comedian Alex MacKeith talks about Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Covid-19, and some offers some advice for those thinking about taking a show up.
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26 July 2022Interview with comedian Melissa Stephens
View Interview"When I first started stand-up, I realized after I did a set that a lot of the jokes that got the most laughs were unexpected and not usually what I wanted to go well."
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26 July 2022Interview with musical comedy double act Shelf
View InterviewRachel and Ruby talk about their debut show 'Hair', Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and growing up with creative parents.
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26 July 2022Interview with Basil Brush
View InterviewBasil Brush is back at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August with two shows – one for families, and one very much for the grown-ups.
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26 July 2022Interview with Ellie MacPherson, comedian, actress, and historian
View Interview"I’ve been obsessed with the Presidents ever since I was a little girl (don’t worry! I had real friends too!) and I know too much about them. This show is me sharing all the weird stuff I know using popular music to tell the stories."
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26 July 2022Interview with Joz Norris: "A guy that does stupid stuff"
View Interview"Start by having an idea that captures your interest and won’t let it go, then turn it into a show you’re excited by and proud of. If you can do that, then maybe the Fringe would be a great place to take it."
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25 July 2022Interview with comedian and voice-over actor Tom Ward
View Interview"I love Bono (there finally someone said it). I’d love to be involved in a song with him. My head would melt. Would love to say thanks to him for what his music gave me when I was a f****d up teenager."
Latest Comments
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Black Adam review - a thrilling, action packed crusade by Faron Spence-Small -
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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Review: Bronte Parsonage Museum! by Holly CraigI'm going to come across as uncouth but I really don't know much about the Bronte family. Sounds like this museum needs to go on my 'To-do' list.
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Twinkleberry: A refreshingly positive portrayal of pride. by Ellie BlackwellA really nice review, and I'm glad it left you feeling positive – if a little envious!
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Comment posted on 1 November 2022
I 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!