SIX Writers Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss talk to 1883 about the change from tudor queens to dating scenes with their new musical, Why Am I So Single?
Cyrus Veyssi
Influencing with Intent: Cyrus Veyssi on beauty, boundaries and the embrace of non-linear growth.
Darcus Beese
Finn Cole
Exploring New Depths with Finn Cole: From Screen Success to Stage Debut in Red Speedo
Matteo Lane
Matteo Lane is undeniably a powerful rising star on the comedy circuit. Whether you know him from his Netflix Is A Joke appearances, or just a clip from his advice specials on TikTok and YouTube – he’s easily someone you remember.
Fearne Cotton
In conversation with 1883, Fearne Cotton discusses writing Scripted, finding freedom through writing fiction, and more.
Huw Stephens
1883 Magazine’s Cameron Poole sits down with Huw Stephens to discuss his debut book Wales: 100 Records, his radio career, and what makes Glastonbury Festival so special.
Laura Bailey
From t-shirts to full-on collections, Critical Role’s Laura Bailey understands the value of fashion's intersection with fandom.
Kevin Morosky
Author Kevin Morosky writes a love letter to Black women in his new book, Black Women Always: Conversations on Culture.
Emily Barber
1883 Magazine's Amelia Walker speaks to Emily Barber about Backstairs Billy, how the show came together, and how UK audiences are reacting.
The Ghost Kat
The Ghost Kat is an entrepreneur amongst the waves of a new sea of fluid creativity.
Sasheer Zamata
Comedian and actress Sasheer Zamata’s The First Woman is an unfiltered look at what is to be a woman today
Tyson Ritter
Ahead of The All American Rejects tour Tyson Ritter chats about making a long-lasting musical impression, what inspires him to continue making art, and more.
Pokimane
In conversation with 1883 Magazine’s Dana Reboe, Pokimane discusses the need for communication and transparency with her audience, her guilty pleasure, what she misses about playing Among Us and so much more.
Annie Macmanus
Annie Macmanus chats to 1883 Magazine about her second novel The Mess We're In, the art of interviewing, and more.
Sarah Bahbah
Sarah Bahbah is a master at creating worlds. From her cinematic photography to her short films and now a book, she manages to create art that is somehow both fantastical and magical and gut-wrenchingly relatable.
