One night in Mavericks – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Including reviews of Akira, Missy Fortune and Ukulele Trash Mob By day, the Poetry&Words tent hosts spoken word, performance poetry,…
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Lucie Jones review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Lucie Jones brought musical theatre to Glastonbury Festival for the first time in the festival’s 50-plus-year history. The singer’s roles…
Primary School Bangers review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
James B Partridge’s nostalgia-filled set, Primary School Bangers, went somewhat viral after last year’s festival with videos of Glastonbury revellers…
Charlotte May review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Charlotte May is adding a little bit of glamour to Crooners Corner on the opening day of Glastonbury Festival, dressed…
Seanchoíche review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
We venture out of the Theatre & Circus fields briefly on the second day of the festival for Seanchoíche, an…
Dom Joly review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Dom Joly – The Astrolabe Theatre, Glastonbury Festival 2025 Dom Joly’s performance opening the Astrolabe Theatre is essentially an extension…
The Lifesaver! review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Grace Billings’ Australian lifeguard is here to keep us safe – she’s a lifesaver, after all. Or, more specifically, a…
John Berkavitch review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
I hear from a friend of a friend that John Berkavitch, this year’s poet-in-residence at Glastonbury Festival 2025, will be…
Glastonbury debuts at the Poetry&Words Open Mic – Glastonbury Festival 2025
At 12:58 (timings in Poetry&Words are very precise) on the Saturday of the festival, two minutes before Rizzle Kicks take…
Missy Impossible review – Glastonbury Festival 2025
Missy Impossible’s A Little More Sensation set demonstrates her incredible skills as Ireland’s only female sword swallower. It’s a slick,…