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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Rachael Healy

The Guilty Feminist Live review – serious comedy with Millie Bobby Brown

Humour sprinkled liberally … Deborah Frances-White, Millie Bobby Brown and Susan Wokoma.
Humour sprinkled liberally … Deborah Frances-White, Millie Bobby Brown and Susan Wokoma. Photograph: Callum Baker

Since its first episode in 2015, The Guilty Feminist podcast has explored topics such as periods, promiscuity and activism through a feminist lens, always recorded with a live audience. It was started by comedians Deborah Frances-White and Sofie Hagen, with guest co-hosts stepping in when Hagen departed. Tonight, we have actor Susan Wokoma, who’s long been an entertaining presence on the podcast. Our guest is Stranger Things and Enola Holmes star Millie Bobby Brown, while singer-songwriter Grace Petrie closes the show.

The pros of a live podcast recording? The chance to feel part of a club, something The Guilty Feminist strives for by building in-jokes and promising the juiciest things you’re about to hear won’t make the final edit. We’re invited to share recent feminist triumphs and sing along to Petrie’s rousing anthems.

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