Deidre Grace

About

Personal Goal

After a long break from acting during which my husband and I raised two girls, held successful management careers and ran a profitable business, in 2018 I commenced acting courses to re-discover theatre, update my acting skills and begin to develop a network. Whilst my current interest in theatre is multifaceted, primarily I am exploring my potential to be a semi-professional artist.

Summer Rain – Theatre Travels Review

“One of the strongest performances of the night was undoubtedly Deidre Grace’s portrayal of the dazzling Ruby Slocum. With consistently strong vocals and unmatchable comedic timing, Grace had the audience sitting in the palm of her hand, eager for more. She created a very real character and had the audience (mostly the man sitting directly behind me) chuckling the entire time. Tango D’amour was one of the most fun musical numbers with excellent vocals by Grace”

Kitchen Diva – Blue Curtains Brisbane Review

“Grace’s bold stage presence as the narcissistic Dinah is a real highlight as she takes the tone from one of jest to times of sincere musical moments in Act Two numbers like ‘The Way We Were’ and ‘Secret Love’.”

Kitchen Diva – Theatre Haus Review

“Deidre Grace as Dinah was hard to take your eyes away from and truly was the standout. As well as her awfully funny and quirky characterisation, she also was able to sing brilliantly”

God of Carnage – Blue Curtains Brisbane Review

“As arrogant, high-powered lawyer Elaine, Deidre Grace, in particular, is a master of small moments, even while occupied on her never-far-away mobile phone.”

Caucasian Chalk Circle – Blue Curtains Brisbane Review

“Under the command of an outstanding Deidre Grace the dim-witted Blockhead soldiers play their deliciously-funny scenes with the physicality and dialogue deftness of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.”