4.0
Review: Wigs Snatched, Perceptions Destroyed, VAULT Festival
How can you be successful on social media? To be clear, in this context ‘successful’ is a synonym of ‘profitable’, because without profit (and a certain degree...
Grace Patrick
4.0
5.0
Review: Bible John, VAULT Festival
Unlike the four women around whom Bible John is built, I absolutely can’t listen to or watch anything to do with true crime, unless it’s so highly stylised and...
3.0
Review: Lost Laowais, VAULT Festival
Spinning together the lives of four expats living in Beijing, Lost Laowais explores some of the intricacies of what it means to try to make somewhere home, and...
4.0
Review: Carmen, London Coliseum
It’s probably quite predictable to say that I went into Carmen filled with a more than slight suspicion. I’m twenty years old, I’ve seen one opera in my life, ...
3.0
Review: Faust: That Damned Woman, Lyric Hammersmith
Based on the story of Doctor Faustus, in which our hero sells his soul to the devil in exchange for the possession of all human knowledge, Chris Bush’s Faustus...
3.0
Review: Candy, King’s Head Theatre
Strangely, this play is at its strongest during the times when it’s completely off topic. Despite focusing on the experiences of a young man falling in love wi...
Grace Patrick
Grace is originally from North Wales. She moved to London to do her English and Drama degree and to see as much theatre as possible.