Ursula Martinez

Ursula Martinez (born 1965 or 1966) is a British actress, performance artist and cabaret performer.

She was born as the daughter of a Mexican father and an English mother, studied drama at the University of Lancaster and began her solo career as a performance artist and cabaret performer in the 1990s in the London club and cabaret scene. In 1998 she had success at an event in Edinburgh. Having an original, autobiographical presentation called A Family Outing at which their parents also participated In 2000, she appeared with the piece to show off during a tour among others in Sydney, Edinburgh and Hong Kong. In 2006, she completed her trilogy with OAP called Me Me Me! at London's Barbican Centre. In 2007, she led the Barbican on their piece of office party.

In numerous cabaret performances they showed their performances. Especially Hanky ​​Panky, a mix of magic and striptease, backed by Henry Mancini A Shot In the Dark, the music from A Shot in the Dark, a film of the Pink Panther series became famous. In addition, the liberal fire-eaters Number Light My Fire and the flamenco interpretation Viva Croydon! . Martinez produced several short films.