Steven Fraser
@stevenfraserart
Steven is Spoken Word Editor for The Wee Review and also reviews theatre and movies. He studied animation and computer arts at university and currently freelances in illustration. He currently lives in Glasgow.
Reviews: 468
Other Articles: 32
Ginger Johnson’s Happy Place
Puppetry and drag combine in an uplifting comedic performance
The Forecast
Amy Bell presents a multimedia dance performance about the queer female body
Keith Hartley & Typex: Looks a Scream
Andy Warhol is the focus of two new and very different books
Sarah Henstra & Elle Nash: Sex, Violence and Obsession
Two coming of age novels bring up interesting questions
Kate Charlesworth & Luke Turner: Queering History
Graphic and personal approaches to queer history
Jeanette Winterson: Modern Monsters and Mad Genius
Acclaimed author performs dramatic sections of her new novel, Frankissstein
Rachel Long, Tania Nwachukwu & Hibaq Osman: Octavia Poetry Collective
The importance of family is explored by poets from London based, Octavia Poetry Collective
That’s What She Said
An excellent evening of queer feminist poetry, storytelling and spoken word
Jay Bernard & Iain Morrison: Poems Made in the Mouth
Two queer poets give personal perspectives on class and race
Suffering From Scottishness
Scottish identity is put under the microscope in this spoken word show
Your Sexts Are Shit: Older Better Letters
Rachel Mars compares present day and historical sexting
Die! Die! Die! Die Old People Die!
Ridiculusmus conclude a trilogy of performance work by looking at death
For Now We See Through A Mirror, Darkly
Ultimate Dancer present a peculiar show that draws on alchemy and mysticism
