Over 80 artists across 11 countries have now participated in our notepad workshops - we're doing another round and you're invited to get involved!

Hamburger Queen, Scottee’s infamous beauty pageant and talent show for fat people is back!

Unless you’ve been really ignoring me this year you may not know that I am celebrating a decade of being an artist with a series of publications, a retrospective and some other fancy stuff.

Tess Holliday in a rich green bathing suit, blowing a kiss with the slap line ‘Tess Holliday wants the haters to kiss her ass’. This week Cosmopolitan unveiled their October cover and plus size internet went for it.

To mark ten years of survival as a show off, loud mouth and artist I’ve collaborated with LADA on a very special publication that looks back on my body of work!

It’s Sunday morning, I’m in bed and I find myself sifting through a dozen message requests on instagram - each of them a variation of the last.

Fat Blokes is a sort of dance show about flab, double chins and getting your kit off in public - made by artist and forward facing fatso, Scottee.

I'm celebrating 10 years of making a mess, causing a fuss and getting ideas above my station with a recollection of my cabaret and performance work.

This year I am celebrating 10 years of making a mess, causing a fuss and getting ideas above my station with two new publications in collaboration with LADA!

This week I escaped to Dartington, just outside of Totnes in Devon with my friend, peer and sister Selina Thompson.

Do you know your neighbours?

Do you wish your street was a bit friendlier?

Do you get a bit awkward when you spot those that live next door but can’t remember their name?

As part of my queer occupation in Peterborough with Metal I've been creating a series of events and dinners, touring productions and instigated the first pride arts festival in the city.

This is a rant aimed at those of you who go to the theatre who grew up in safe surroundings. This is for the middle class cultural elite, specifically theatre audiences.

NAFF DRAG is back after it’s sold out debut on NYE!

It’s a question with no real, honest or direct answer, one that is longer that the questioner wants to hear, an answer that is often wrapped up in hidden shame and overt pride - where are you from?

I get about 3 to 5 messages a week from lovely people across the UK all asking me the same question - when will you be bringing your show to my city, town or village?

2018 marks 10 years of survival! A decade of making it up as I go along!