Grace is an English Literature graduate from UCL and currently works for a creative agency, specialising in design and communication. She has a background in the arts, with training in music and extensive experience performing in plays and musicals.
Richard Eyre’s much anticipated original play tries incredibly hard to be of the time but sadly lacks the nuance to do so without the aid of sweeping ...
The likeness to the film is uncanny – adults masquerading as teenagers, casually draped over scaffolding and lounging on school steps; the characters ...
Seeing the Dominion Theatre bathed in a pink glow should offer a good indication of the evening ahead. And if you are a fan of the film, I can say wit...
The experience that SIX offers its audience is unparalleled. It is rare to step foot in a theatre where the audience spends the majority of its time o...
Closer Strangers: East is a platform that enables ‘intercultural dialogue’. As a representation of the Polish, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Queer communi...
Down a side street of ram shackled buildings and rust rimmed cars, there is a door. It is not a welcoming door. In fact, the paint is so chipped that ...
Agata Siwiak, the art director of Close Strangers: East, is a firm believer in participatory theatre not as a temporary solution due to the pandemic, ...
