Liam O'Dell – Page 3 – Freelance Journalist and Campaigner

A group of 17 white men in suits - some sitting, some standing - smile and laugh with each other against a light brown brick wall.

‘Now That’s What Someone Might Call Music!’ at VAULT Festival review – The Buzztones’ buttery barbershop blitzes through pop bangers

A white woman with long blonde hair and a white top stares at two small white plastic chairs resting on a wooden plank.

‘Pauline’ at VAULT Festival review – A moving monologue on maternity

A white woman with long brown hair and a Batman eye mask has a shocked expression on her face as she holds a shark plushie on a park bench.

‘Batman (aka Naomi’s Death Show)’ at VAULT Festival review – Parental bereavement explored in collaborative and compelling case for community grieving

Four people sitting on chairs on a stage, smiling and laughing. A white man at the end is holding a microphone.

‘Blue Badge Bunch’ at VAULT Festival review – Interactive gameshow encourages audiences to simulate disability

In the centre of the image is a black and white photo of the bottom of a person’s face, cut off just before the tip of the person’s nose. An empty milk bottle is on the right, a green hummingbird flies in the top left, and behind the face/mouth is a circle showing space and stars.

‘Hummingbird’ at VAULT Festival review – Happy Valley’s Amit Shah stars in bizarre but tragic take on loss, hope and closure

A woman in a pink suit and long black hair with her back to the camera, she turns her head to face the camera, but it is pixelated, behind her is a stack of newspapers.

‘Poison, Hate and Vitriol’ at VAULT Festival review – Couple’s collapse creates childish and chilling social experiment