Alice Cutler (she/her)

Women Who Eat is equal parts funny and dark. The cast and direction are excellent. It also offers smart commentary women's relationship to food and how society forces certain expectations around eating on women. If you enjoy dark comedy with a twist of horror, I highly recommend it. ... full review

In the Beginning is an innovative look at the story of Adam and Eve, focusing on Eve as the central character. It does an excellent job of highlighting Eve's intelligence over Adam's, deconstructing the story of original sin as we've learned it. The actress playing Eve is wonderful at showing Eve's arc. ... full review

This show is a must see! Tuesday had me laughing out loud from start to finish. Her character work is impeccable. This is better comedy than SNL. ... full review

Justice was an excellent show from start to finish. The story is riveting and addresses an important topic. Additionally, it's educational. Highly recommend. ... full review

This was an entertaining and humorous exploration of what it’s like to live in a woman’s body. As a woman in perimenopause and also having gone through infertility, this was so relatable! ... full review

Kelly manages to take a subject such as cancer and make us laugh with her on her journey. This storytelling show is funny, vulnerable, sometimes sad, and always earnest. I laughed and cried. Although it deals with serious subject matter and doesn't necessarily resolve itself, it is never self-pitying. I cannot recommend this enough. ... full review

Mom, Are You There? was funny, entertaining, heartfelt. I've known Mary as a comedian, but I had never seen this other side of her. There were many laugh out loud moments, but also many heartbreaking moments. Mary never is self-pitying, but rather is triumphant through her comedy. ... full review

Going Home is a gripping mafia story. Every member of the cast was incredible and the story kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I highly recommend it. ... full review

Hidden Gem was so entertaining from beginning to end. Viva found the perfect balance between standup and storytelling, making the audience simultaneously laugh and feel. It's vulnerable without feeling self pitying. There are only 2 shows left so get your ticket!... full review

This show was funny, heartfelt, and at times heartbreaking. Betsy takes us on a journey from a childhood spent in poverty to her fairytale ending...Or is there a such thing as a fairytale ending? While personal, it also felt universal, speaking to those of us who don't always fit in perfectly. ... full review