Alice Cutler (she/her)

Them's the Shakes is not just a show about living with Parkinsons. It's about finding connection in difficult times. It made me laugh, cry, and laugh again. You don't need to experience Parkinsons to relate--the human emotions behind the story felt universal. ... full review

This show does something we rarely see as audience members--it depicts the story of a stalker from their perspective. I couldn't decide if she was creepy or brilliant, or maybe both, but I was riveted from the beginning. Katheryn drew me in and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. While I did find her character disturbing, I felt for her. I walked away with a better understanding of the mental health issues of stalkers. ... full review

Everyone needs to see Bus People! If you're a bus rider like myself, you'll find it relatable. If you're not a bus rider, you need to see it to understand the importance of public transportation. It's funny, informative, and meaningful. It's also a reminder about the importance of community. Tamra does an excellent job of flawlessly transitioning between characters. She also seamlessly incorporates so much information without making it feel like we're being lectured. This show is a must see!... full review

I wasn't sure what to expect, but I knew there'd be singing and disco. What I didn't expect was a much deeper message to the audience, the message that we need each other. Liza has such electric stage presence and connects with every audience member. She has experienced so much grief, speaks openly about, and triumphs over it with music and connection. It's relatable to anyone who has ever struggled. It really is therapy. ... full review

Gilded Rage is unlike any show I've seen. It's smart, witty, silly, and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Julie Perkins is a comedic genius as both a writer and performer, and the supporting cast is equally entertaining. Highly recommend!... full review

The Magic Computer is a fun and touching story of someone finding themselves within their gender identity. It touches on serious themes but does so with such levity and humor. ... full review

The Master's Piece is a delightful 30 minute farce. It's certainly unique from any other Fringe show and had the audience laughing from start to finish. It's refreshing to see a light, funny period piece. I highly recommend it!... full review

Becoming Apparent is a beautiful performance about the complexities of parenthood. Olga’s performances is superb as she plays multiple characters. It’s raw and honest without being self pitying. ... full review

This was a fun show with a surprise twist at the end of each story. I especially enjoyed the second play, which was an interesting exploration of a brotherly relationship. ... full review

There are plenty of apocalyptic shows out there, but this one explores something new, a fresh take on the apocalypse--what happens when it's a false alarm? This show is high energy and full of comedic moments. The two main characters are charming and while the supporting characters are technically villains, they're also endearing. But at the end, you realize it's not just a show about the possible apocalypse--it's about two people finding each other. ... full review