4.0
Review: On Bear Ridge, Royal Court
On Bear Ridge seems to be set in a present day Wales, but one plagued by a kind of apocalyptic curse. A small town sits in the shadow of a mountain, all but de...
Grace Patrick
4.0
3.0
Review: Trigger Warning, Camden People’s Theatre
Trigger Warning takes the approximate form of a ‘pre show announcement’ for what sounds to be quite probably the most ambitious piece of theatre in London, if ...
4.0
Review: Art Heist, New Diorama Theatre
Having missed Art Heist in Edinburgh, I feel sort of relieved to have finally seen it in London. I unavoidably enter with expectations and happily, they pay of...
3.0
Review: Meet Me at Dawn, Arcola Theatre
I’m in two minds about Meet Me At Dawn. I should say first that both actors, Jessica Hardwick and Marianne Oldham, are fantastic. Although it’s only an hour lo...
5.0
Review: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story, Wilton’s Music Hall
One of the great struggles in staging generational trauma is fairly simple: how can a narrative give its audience enough to relate to that there’s a semblance ...
3.0
Review: Werther, Royal Opera House
It’s important to me that I preface this review with the disclaimer that my knowledge of opera is limited. Really, really limited. This is the second opera tha...
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.