Mary Pollard
Head Editor at ET, 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. 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. She's a specialist in Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) and has recently been collaborating with Polka Theatre to deliver masterclasses on reviewing it. Her other obsession is puppetry, and in 2024 she was awarded the British Puppet Guild's President's Plate by Ronnie Le Drew. In recent years she's overseen several awards categories for multiple organisations, including TYA for the Offies and TYA, Puppetry and Access for the Fringe Theatre Awards - and of course who knows what at the Etties!
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Mary Pollard7 February 2024Review: DIY, Bush Theatre
Insightfully articulates challenges of achieving social change.
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Mary Pollard6 February 2024Interview: Bringing Joy All The Way from The Faroe Islands
Director Búi Dam discusses Castle of Joy
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Mary Pollard4 February 2024Review: Gwyneth Goes Skiing, Pleasance Theatre
Signature nonsense from the hilarious Awkward Productions
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Review: Boxed In, Half Moon Theatre
A fabulously fun show about rules and how they can be confusing.
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Mary Pollard1 February 2024Review: Antechamber, Barbican Centre
A clever, complex work integrating live performance
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Mary Pollard25 January 2024Review: Ambergris, Barbican Centre
A breathtaking, grotesque and perplexing tale of transformation.
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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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