In one of her early cabaret acts, Viva Croydon, Martinez drew on her Anglo-Spanish heritage to create 'a … See more

Martinez's first theatre show was A Family Outing in 1998, co-written with and directed by Mark Whitelaw. In this personal, autobiographical show, Martinez 'unpicked family life, myths and relationships with the help of her … See more

Commissioned by The Barbican in 2008, Martinez and fellow Duckie artist, Chris Green, created the award-winning Office Party. This was 'a huge piece of experiential theatre....the ultimate night out where you t… See more

When Martinez’ Hanky Panky routine went viral on the internet in late 2006, she received thousands of emails from all over the world. Primarily from men, some of the emails were inappropriately intimate, lustful and/or dero… See more

Martinez's next show, in 2016, was another confessional, called Free Admission ('a pun on the fact that I freely admit things'). In the show, she talked about social media, feminism, anal hygiene, the playground racism of 1… See more

In Wild Bore (2017), Martinez collaborated with two comedians, Zoë Coombs Marr, and Adrienne Truscott, to probe the culture of arts critics. They took quotes from genuine reviews each had received, 'twisting this found lang… See more