Grace Evangeline Holme is an actor, director and project facilitator, working in theatre and film. Her work is courageous, collaborative and often interdisciplinary. Originally from the UK, she has been based in Berlin since 2017.
In 2015, Grace began working professionally as a theatre actor when she toured with Arts Council England, as part of the award-winning documentary theatre piece ‘The Beanfield’ with Breach Theatre.
In 2018, she began working as a professional voice actor in Berlin and has since lent her voice to animations, audiobooks and commercials. Some of her biggest clients include Hyundai, Nivea, Always and Cambridge University.
In 2021, Grace wrote, directed and performed in her first film LIGHT, which she produced with videographer Lucas Galindo. The film premiered at Short Nights of Berlin festival in 2022, and was programmed as part of international showcase Shorts on Tap and at Film Garten, Silent Rixdorf.
She also performed in Grimm Sisters an outdoor comedy funded by Fonds Darstellende Künste, which she devised as part of her feminist theatre collective Thesmophoria.
Her other work-to-date includes: directing YOU-ME-HUMAN-TREE an inter-generational “inter-species” theatre project at English Theatre Berlin; co-leading Utopia Now! a screen dance documentary with choreographer Rebecca Korang; facilitating the Poetry & Performance series at the Schaubühne; founding a community theatre project in her hometown Humans of Ashford; and co-writing and performing in award-winning play, The Beanfield with Breach Theatre.
In addition to her various projects, Grace teaches a weekly theatre class at the Volkshochschule in Kreuzberg and works as a theatre educator at English Theatre Berlin, where she coordinates and facilitates drama workshops in schools and co-directs the Berlin International Youth Theatre alongside actress/theatremaker Priscilla Bergey.