T O M  R O S S - W I L L I A M S 

I can still recall the Lynx cavemen adverts that were on when I was a fat, un-sporty, braces-and-glasses-wearing (and, unbeknownst to me, queer) teenager, and the lack of self-worth they instilled in me as a young man. In fact, it was probably that lack of self-worth that made me run out and buy it - desperate for the "Lynx effect" that would validate me in my all-boys school. While I was pleased to see the new Lynx campaign showing a masculinity that is modern and diverse, I

It won’t surprise you to know that a performance about toxic masculinity and feminism at Battersea Arts Centre is for all intents and purposes preaching to the converted. There is probably nobody in the audience who disagrees with the fact that we have a problem when it comes to gender. The magic of this performance is that it can shift that nebulous feeling of a problem which seems insurmountable into micromasteries of action. This is not a show which is shouting at the audi