Claire's pop up petit cabaret presents: GRACE DRISCOLL

3 courses from our a la carte menu and a fourty minute show $105 p/p

If theres one thing rising artist Grace Driscoll does, it is to perpetually question any and all success. In this intimate evening, Grace pays tribute to the many multifaceted artists and cultures that have defined and shaped her as an artist- from musical theatre’s Dame Julie Andrews to the true princess of pop, Brandy. 

Hailing from the Gold Coast, Grace graduated from NIDA Musical Theatre in 2018. Most recently she was seen in the national tour of West Side Story (Opera Australia/ GWB) as Rosalia, whilst covering the role of Maria (2021). Later that year, she took to the stage as Maria for a national televised segment in the Sydney Carols in the Domain. In late 2020, Grace came runner up in the inaugural Artist of Colour (AOC) initiative, which has since catapulted her into the world of musical theatre, cabaret and new works.

Prior to this, Grace enjoyed a variety of roles such as Olga (NINE, Squabbalogic), The Young Wife (Hello Again, The Factory Theatre), Rose (Meet Me in St Louis, The New Theatre) and Marta (Company, Limelight On Oxford). Passionate about new work, Grace has appeared in rehearsed readings of The Lucky Country (Hayes Theatre), Squabbalogic’s Seymour Nights- Australian Made and Tall Poppy (Blonde Moment Theatre company, KXT).

Not one immune to the disasters of Covid, Grace was also set to perform in The Secret Garden (GFO/ Opera Australia 2020) and On A Clear Day You Can See Forever (Squabbalogic, 2022). She nevertheless still includes these in her bio, because well, ego.

The cabaret room capacity is now only 50 guests to adhere to the Covid 19 personal distancing rules

Anyone entering the premises must be double vaccinated and check-in with Service NSW with QR code

All reasonable steps are being taken to mitigate against the risk of transmission of infection within the venue (with reference to standard and additional cleaning measures as recommended by public health authorities and SafeWork NSW).

If you are exhibiting any flu-like symptoms, please stay home.