Grace is an undergraduate student studying English Literature at UCL. She has a background in the arts, with training in music and extensive experience performing in plays and musicals. She also has a strong passion for both the theatre and writing.
From the first crack of the whip you are hooked. The Prince of Egypt is an absolute extravaganza - lavish costumes, acrobatic physical theatre, innova...
Bleak morbidity, sexual exploitation, disloyalty, deception and injustice are, rather unconventionally, all sewn together by Shakespeare’s comedic thr...
Life should be in technicolour; it is erratic, vibrant, and unpredictable… not unlike the little-less-than-perfect vegetable ranges; delicious, unique...
As a twenty year old, the performative world of Kate Bush is a complete mystery; as just a lover of her music, the ins and outs of her performance are...
Little Miss Sunshine, for a show that addresses a lot of pressing contemporary issues, retains its feel-good family factor. Unlike what the title may ...
Richard Eyre’s version of La Traviata is exquisite – striking the perfect balance between opulence and sensitivity. The sheer brilliance and complexit...
For a musical that addresses serious issues ranging from disfiguration to race, Violet is peculiarly up-lifting. Its exuberant soundtrack is a dynamic...
