The Bath – Etcetera Theatre
‘The character is all chippy self-defensiveness; an intriguing mixture of grieving daughter and scheming ex-girlfriend, intent on having her man whatever the cost … an unsettlingly intimate two-hander, offering an evening of fringe at its very best.’ – Time Out
Holy Days
Maggie Gordon-Walker steals the show with a Mary Magdelene combining raunch and a Mae-West-quality delivery of glorious one-liners. If Mary’s statue subsequently attracts more prayers than normal at churches during Advent, it will be for entirely the wrong reasons – Fringe Report
Margo Crabstick – Funny Women Final, The Comedy Store
‘YOICKS delivered the most original and entertaining comedy I have seen so far this festival – The drunk reviewer was spot on, brilliant.’ – Three Weeks
Mary Christmas
A well-formed and written set littered with sharp gags, many of them subtly filthy – Fringe Report
The Naked Truth
‘A high degree of naturalism and believability, both touching and funny, with the character of Lisa – played by the show’s creator Maggie Gordon-Walker – as the stand out performance.’ – Three Weeks
Fluxx – Office Party
Office Party show, The Soho Theatre
Fluxx – Without Planning Permission
Without Planning Permission, Hanbury Ballroom, Brighton
‘Maggie’s performance is energetic, detailed, engaging and funny. She has a wonderful ability to hold an audience, and isn’t afraid of pause.’ Fringe Review (4 stars)
Lettuce du Romaine, Crownton Dobby, 21st Century Films
Your Stories, Nightingale Theatre, Brighton
Strike-a-Light Trailblazers,
10 Sussex based women linked to World War One’s Inspirational Women
‘The Secret Life of Mothers’ launch with Caroline Lucas, MP