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Marian Pashley

Marian Pashley

Marian is a comedian, writer and actor, who has worked in tv, radio, and internationally as a live performer. She has been a writer and performer of a critically acclaimed one woman show at the Edinburgh Festival, and is the author of a children's travel guide about France. She is quite short and believes that tall theatre goers should be made to sit in the back row.

Cinderella at The Vaults
02 Dec
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Marian Pashley

Review: CINDERELLA at The Vaults

Cinderella at The Vaults CINDERELLA as reimagined by Luke Barnes and the Not Too Tame theatre company is a raucous smash up of bawdy humour, nodding heavily to pantomime but then twisting, with the ending, the message to suit modern sensibilities.

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A Prayer For Wings
04 Nov
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Marian Pashley

Review: A PRAYER FOR WINGS at The King's Head Theatre

A Prayer For Wings This play was originally performed in 1985, and explores the realities of high unemployment, unending poverty and the blight of hidden carers, the offspring who are burdened with the necessity of looking after a chronically dependant parent. The fact that, over thirty years later it's only the price of the "hand jobs" that young carer Rita (Alis Wyn Davies) gives to the boys on the "rec", that has changed, should be a matter of outrage. It won't be, of course.

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Noises Off
14 Oct
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Marian Pashley

Review: NOISES OFF at the Garrick Theatre

Noises Off Noises Off is classic farce, very well constructed, and as complex and silly as you would expect.

It also, by default, feels quite dated.

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Thriller-Live
02 Sep
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Marian Pashley

Review: THRILLER LIVE at Lyric Theatre

Thriller-Live THRILLER LIVE is a celebration of the life's work of the late Michael Jackson, and as such it is a triumph. I also challenge anyone not to fall a little bit in love with the energetic, talented and charismatic cast.

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An Evening Without Kate Bush
19 Jul
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Marian Pashley

Review AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH at the Museum of Comedy

An Evening Without Kate Bush This show celebrates the music and very unique talent of Kate Bush, but its narrative focus is on her fans. That is not to say that Sarah-Louise Young does not give a fantastic rendition of Kate.

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