Mary Pollard
By her own admission Mary goes to the theatre far too much, and will watch just about anything. Her favourite musical is Matilda, which she has seen 18 times, but she’s also an Anthony Neilson and Shakespeare fan - go figure. She has a long history with Richmond Theatre, but is currently helping at Shakespeare's Globe in the archive. She's also having fun being ET's specialist in children's theatre and puppetry! Mary now insists on being called The Master having used the Covid pandemic to achieve an award winning MA in London's Theatre and Performance.
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Mary Pollard21 January 2024Interview: Ambergris from Les Antliaclastes – a show not to be sniffed at.
Les Antliaclastes' Patrick Sims on Ambergris, part of MimeLondon
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Mary Pollard8 January 2024Review: You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
An upbeat and light-hearted musical, reminding us all to embrace our nostalgic, inner child.
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Mary Pollard22 December 2023Review: Bluey’s Big Play, Southbank Centre
Full on fantastic holiday fun as your favourite family of Blue Heelers comes to town!
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Mary Pollard13 December 2023Review: The Selfish Giant, Puppet Theatre Barge
A visually gorgeous and exquisitely performed puppet show
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Mary Pollard8 December 2023Review: Cinderella, Brixton House
A lively show with fun music and refreshing local representation
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Mary Pollard26 November 2023Review: The Wolf, the Duck and the Mouse, Unicorn Theatre
A slightly dark and surreal, but cheerily presented, twist on a fairy tale
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Mary Pollard25 November 2023Review: Father Politics, The Coronet Theatre
A common message given striking new impact
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Mary Pollard25 November 2023Review: She Stoops to Conquer, Orange Tree Theatre
An impeccably executed, playful production.
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Mary Pollard23 November 2023Review: The Snow Queen, Polka Theatre
Three kinds of vanilla in a frenetic, frosty fairy tale that’s a bit befuddled.
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