Alice Cutler (she/her)

Unseen is a phenomenal solo show about the real heroes behind theater--the dressers. Kim Prentice does an excellent job of sharing her personal experience not only as a dresser, but also as a dancer and writer. Through multiple characters and brief dance numbers, she creates the backstage world of Broadway theater. ... full review

Homecoming is a heartwarming and honest look at grief. Equal parts funny and sad, Dara takes us on a journey of finding herself after the loss of her mom. It highlights the complexity of grief and is relatable to anyone who has ever grieved. ... full review

As someone who loves pits and hates ICE, this show spoke to my soul. It was a poignant piece about not only dogs in need of homes, but also about prejudice about both dogs and humans. It sheds light on how ICE doesn't just break up the humans in families, but also the pets. It brought me to tears. ... full review

Strong Stoic Straitz is a hilarious ride from start to finish. The writing is smart and funny and the actors are comedic geniuses. The way it satirizes the manosphere is perfection. ... full review

Matt & Lilly Get Together is an absolute delight. The two of them work so well together. They kept me laughing from start to finish! I love how open they are about their relationship and sexuality. Yet this is more than just a comedy; it's an endearing love story, and it's refreshing to watch the genuine love they have for each other. ... full review

Wedding Party is an honest portrayal of the complexity of female friendships. The acting is excellent and each character brings unique qualities to the stage. It's relatable to anyone who has ever had strained relationships with close friends. ... full review

I Quit was such a fun, refreshing take on the grind of finding the right job. The songs were entertaining, costume changes creative, and she held my attention from start to finish. It’s such a relatable topic but spun in a unique way.... full review

In The Uterus Party, Reina takes us on an emotional ride. At times funny and other times heartbreaking, the audience gets a glimpse into this woman's life as things crumble around her. I liked how it highlights the frustration in dealing with the health care industry. You don't need a uterus to enjoy the show--everyone should go see it!... full review

I love a good thriller crime show, and this did not disappoint. Despite the fact that it started at 10:30 (way past my bedtime lol) I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. The acting was excellent and the writing was smart and funny. It's more than just a thriller; there's plenty of comedy sprinkled throughout. I highly recommend this show!... full review

Kimchi Life Crisis was engaging and funny from start to finish. Vickie is a natural comedian and her stage presence is vibrant. She makes great use of videos, playing different characters, to help move the story along. Yet this more than just a ocmedy--it's a story of a woman finding herself. I highly recommend this!... full review