Review: The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale, Camden People’s Theatre
What does it mean to place value on something? We can value things emotionally and we can value them in a monetary sense, but what does it mean to extrapolate t...
Grace Patrick
Review: Summer and Smoke, Duke of York’s Theatre
Written in 1948, Summer And Smoke by Tennessee Williams is far from one of his most performed works. Overshadowed by the likes of The Glass Menagerie and A Stre...
Review: The Inheritance, Noel Coward Theatre
For the most part, I try to avoid the use of superlatives when I’m writing about plays. They’re generally too strong, or bigger than what’s actually needed. Add...
Review: Dracula, Jack Studio Theatre
It takes some self belief to decide to take on a novel like Dracula. It’s one of only a few novels that have remained in print since its publishing in 1896, and...
Review: Drip Feed, Soho Theatre
Drip Feed at the Soho theatre is, in a few different ways, painful to watch. I don’t mean this as a negative comment - the play knows exactly what it is doing, ...
Review: Hedgehogs and Porcupines, Old Red Lion Theatre
I don’t know if it’s because I’m not a twenty-something in a rocky relationship, or because I’m just not the right type of person, but I couldn’t feel any genui...
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.