Review: The Dazzle, Found111 Theatre
The Dazzle is an atmospheric journey back to New York around 1947. Produced by the Michael Grandage Company and Emily Dobbs Productions. The temporary converted...
Grace Watts
Review: The Illusionists, Shaftesbury Theatre
The Illusionists is an excellent alternative to a family pantomime trip this Christmas. A feel good show, full of dramatic flair and tricks to make the audience...
Review: Octagon, Arcola Theatre
Octagon, written by Kristiana Rae Colon, transforms the Arcola Theatre into a downtown American poetry slam. A team of three men are heading to 'Octagon' (t...
Review: Damsel/Wife/Witch, Caroline Gardens Chapel
And So Forth presents Damsel/Wife/Witch performed at the Caroline Gardens chapel in London. This company’s vision is to create interdisciplinary art and the set...
Review: Lest We Forget, Sadler’s Wells
Lest We Forget by the English National Ballet performed at Sadler's Wells is a beautiful piece of art. With two intervals this classic ballet is heavily influen...
Review: My Eyes Went Dark, Finborough Theatre
My Eyes Went Dark, written and directed by Matthew Wilkinson at the Finborough Theatre, is one of the finest pieces of theatre produced this season. Inspired...
Grace Watts
Grace graduated from East 15 Acting School with a BA Hons in Acting and works as an actress. Working with companies such as the MET Film school and The Menagerie Theatre Company has inspired Grace's love of new writing. Grace lives in London and loves theatre which picks out the details of life.