Alice was introduced to the entertainment industry at a tender age, commencing her career as an actor at three. Her journey in film and television afforded her the opportunity to glean insights from remarkable actors and travel extensively. At 19, she began volunteering at Shed@ThePark (The Theatre Shed’s original name), igniting a passion for inclusive practice and educational psychology.

Her dedication led to earning a 1st Class Honours Degree in Psychology Bsc, with her dissertation centered on the work of The Theatre Shed. Joining the Artistic Team post-graduation, Alice assumed the role of Artistic Director in 2019.

Witnessing the transformation in young individuals gaining the confidence to perform onstage fuels Alice's passion. She fosters ambition within The Theatre Shed, inspiring members to think big, striving alongside her team to turn their grand aspirations into reality. Her commitment to inclusivity led her to attain a level 3 BSL qualification, conducting training sessions on understanding disability and inclusive language for other organisations and undergraduate students.

Alice's entry into Shed@ThePark marked a stark contrast from her previous experiences in the industry. The workshop's vibrant atmosphere, devoid of the cut-throat competitiveness she encountered as a young actor, drew her in. Witnessing diverse performers collaborating without constraints, crafting their work in a joyful environment, captivated her—solidifying her dedication for over 13 years.

Her invitation echoes inclusivity, emphasising The Theatre Shed's open door policy for everyone, irrespective of their acting background, learning styles, or communication methods. The charity ensures ample support for all participants to access workshops tailored to their needs.

Alice passionately emphasises The Theatre Shed's reliance on donations and grants, stressing the vital need for financial support, particularly in the aftermath of the pandemic-induced challenges in securing grants.