Andrew G. Marshall is a marital therapist with twenty years’ experience. He works for RELATE the UK’s leading couple-counselling charity, and writes on relationships for the Times (including a series called Psychobabble), Mail on Sunday, Observer and Sunday Express. For the Independent, he wrote the celebrity profile Revelations - where somebody in the news talked about a moment where they learnt something about themselves - and for Woman and Home magazine he interviewed celebrity couples Inside a Marriage.
Andrew is also a successful playwright. Coming Around Again, a play about five generations of the same family and how one generation’s secret’s will effect the next, was performed at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2005 and published by Oberon Books. The Guardian described Coming Around Again as ‘an impressive feat’ and the Stage called it ‘an utter delight’. Other plays include: Ladies That Walk and Walking Again (Proteus Theatre Company tour of Hampshire, Berkshire, Sussex and Surrey) and Sex in the Seventies (Nightingale Theatre in Brighton) described by the Evening Argus as ‘intimate theatre at its best’ and by Latest 7 as ‘very funny, very clever and very moreish’. Other work includes a musical produced by Farnham Maltings and Proteus Theatre. Modern Major General is based on the music of Gilbert & Sullivan and toured the South East of England in 2007.
His next project is Quake, a one man play about Enrico Caruso and his escape from the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 which is currently being developed with the Nightingale Theatre. Andrew is also a trustee for New Writing South which promotes new creative writing.