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IS THERE WORK ON MARS?

Dramatic Theatre · PAPERCUT · Ages 16+ · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Content Warning One Person Show
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is there work on mars?
SHERRY HOYT certified reviewer July 04, 2025
This show interweaves racial, cultural, and mental health stigmas through a creative & comedic narrative of testing to work on mars. ... full review
is there work on mars?
ANONYMOUS certified reviewer June 28, 2025
tagged as: scifi · thought provoking · unique · Cerebral
This was a thought provoking show that works on multiple levels. It's brilliant performance art.... full review
is there work on mars?
NICK BENEDICT certified reviewer June 27, 2025
tagged as: Engaging
What a great show! A hidden gem at Fringe this year... full review
is there work on mars?
NEMMA ADENI certified reviewer June 16, 2025
tagged as: existential · timely · surreal
A timely exploration of immigration, our evolution outpacing our mental health and the never-ending commodification of fulfillment and gatekeeping of prosperity by our overlords. ... full review
is there work on mars?
ANONYMOUS certified reviewer June 15, 2025
tagged as: sad · funny · subversive · weird · fun
A fun, thought-provoking diversion that’s more probing than it appears... full review
is there work on mars?
TITI LEE certified reviewer June 15, 2025
Absolutely loved this show. Faye is a powerful storyteller, infusing her personal experiences about ADHD, immigration, and self-discovery into a surreal dystopian fairytale allegory of the space race and its white colonizer undertones with humor, poetry, and charm. She's a graceful dancer and she weaves movement into the performance artfully. Recommend!!!... full review
is there work on mars?
MIKKEL SIMONS certified reviewer June 09, 2025
Artistic and layered. Simple yet impactful. Fun and thought provoking. ... full review
is there work on mars?
AVA FOJTIK certified reviewer June 08, 2025
This show was a surreal, gorgeous exploration of immigration, Western identity, and weird space stuff. ... full review
is there work on mars?