Liam O'Dell – Freelance Journalist and Campaigner

‘Con-version’ at VAULT Festival review – Queer conversion therapy experience marred by magic realism

by Liam O’Dell March 19, 2023March 19, 2023

‘The Messiah Complex’ at VAULT Festival review – Daring dystopia in which faith is banned is weird and rapid

by Liam O’Dell March 17, 2023March 17, 2023

‘Just Be Normal’ at VAULT Festival review – Sisterly spat over autism says so little

by Liam O’Dell March 15, 2023March 15, 2023

A white woman with red glasses, green hair, a green suit and red and green mortarboard, holds a melon in her right hand. She has a look of excitement on her face.

‘Melonade’ at VAULT Festival review – Glitsy gameshow has a gripe with Gove’s education reforms

by Liam O’Dell March 15, 2023March 15, 2023

‘That’s Ace’ at VAULT Festival review – Queer, asexual love story is quirky and charming

by Liam O’Dell March 14, 2023March 14, 2023

Several rows of women all lean slightly to the right on a theatre stage, with their arms placed down in front of them. They are all in black and white clothing.

‘Sylvia’ review – Slick and sassy suffragettes fight for and with soul

A Black man in a white shirt and apron, with a blue durag, smiles and holds one hand up. The background behind them is bright yellow.

‘Sons’ at VAULT Festival review – Crude and cheeky comedy calls out male inaction

A brownish photo of a set of stairs at an underground train station.

‘Not Another One’ at VAULT Festival review – Mental health monologue has a slow train of thought

A white man and a white woman, both with brown hair and black turtlenecks, standing by the sea. They have a neutral expression on their face.

‘The Play With The Really Long Slightly Poetic Sounding Title…’ at VAULT Festival review – Climate change fable conceals corny commentary on political fringe shows

Two women in classic pomp dress, both have a hand raised in the air, which are touching. One woman’s face we can see looks at the other with a stern menacing look on her face.

‘Women, Beware the Devil’ review – Fiendishly fun tale of truths and witchcraft

Jennifer Lawrence, a white woman with long blonde hair and a red top, holds a phone in one hand and makes quote fingers with the other, looking at someone off-camera.

No Hard Feelings, Jennifer Lawrence, but your latest film looks pretty harmful