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Review: A Family Outing – 20 Years On, The Pit at The Barbican
In 1998, theatre-maker, performer and director Ursula Martinez made her first theatre show, A Family Outing. It was an autobiographical work in which Martinez ...
Mark Whitelaw
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Review: Katie and Pip, VAULT Festival
I turn up to watch Katie and Pip (part of the VAULT Festival 2019) panting even more than the play’s canine star, having raced around the underbelly of Waterlo...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Midnight Soup, Summerhall
★★★★ “It is for keeping warm, and it is for getting together.” The Midnight Soup is an invitation for strangers to create a time-limited community within ...
Review: Assisted Suicide – The Musical, Southbank Centre
Liz Carr, actor and prominent disability rights activist (D-list celebrity, in her own words), brought the enormous and tangled issue of euthanasia to the stage...
Review: Duckie’s Christmas Copyright
Ah, promenade theatre, how you test the most adventurous of our theatre makers and show that it's not always a style worth investing in. Promenade theatre l...
Review: My Stories, Your Emails
Ursula Martinez is an internet phenomena, after her magic striptease act got leaked onto the internet. Her magic consists of a single red hanky, that vanishes b...