Follow Tessa the Turtle on an adventure around the Magic Forest (via the five boroughs)! Sarah Alice is proud to be a part of The Shadow Box Theatre’s touring children’s musical, Tessa Takes A Turn, starring as Tessa herself. Through puppets, song, and theatre magic, students ages 3-7 all around NYC are learning about taking turns and the power of friendship. This is an on-going show that began in February 2022, with several performances coming up in April, May, and June 2023.

SERIALS is a raucous night of serialized plays featuring members of The Fled Collective and some of NYC's hottest rising playwrights and directors. With regular shows every other month, teams perform original short episodic plays, while the audience votes for its favorites to return with a new installment. Sarah Alice can be seen regularly on the Serials stage as an actor and front-of-house as Serials’ resident bartender. Come grab a drink and be prepared to laugh your little tuchus off! Tickets for June’s shows can be found here!

A new video series that pokes fun while digging deep. Currently finding its home on Instagram Reels, Sarah Alice’s original, playful character travels across America sharing their experience with a friend…just a friend. Give it a glance at your leisure →

Sarah Alice recently wrote, shot, and wrapped a short film and is currently in the post production process. More info coming soon!

Sarah Alice is in the process of workshopping her one person show about Catholicism and how it shaped her life. (More lively than mass, guaranteed!) She plans to debut the show in NYC this fall!

In November 2022, Sarah Alice was elated to make her Network TV debut on “Law and Order” (Season 22, Episode 7) as a Court Officer. Check out her performance here and watch the full episode on Peacock.

In Fall 2022, Sarah Alice booked a commercial that will appear on social media and streaming services in the near future!

Sarah Alice participated in a week-long workshop of Phaedra Michelle Scott’s most recent play, Plantation Black in September 2022 at Playwright’s Horizons. Directed by Kimille Howard, the play follows two families through their histories during the time of the Civil War and modern day, eventually coming to an unexpected head. Sarah Alice found the process extremely fulfilling and cannot wait to see where the project goes next.