A country girl at heart who grew up a Pony-club-prize-winner, cow-pat-frisbee-slinger, Alyce Fisher is known for getting herself into some intersting situations. A graduate of the Swinburne TAFE Theatre Arts Diploma 2007, Alyce went on to start her own company Theatre on Toast, touring the regions performing theatre and education originals and being a fairy/clow/magician at fart oo many kid’s parties. Quick witted and reliably rambuncitious, Alyc’s personal creative foucs is on sharing stories and making the people laugh, through the devlopement of solo performance work, stand-up comedy, BINGO calling and MC duties. Presently based in Albury-Wodonga, she premiered her first solo work in 2022 Tinderella and the eight unique uses of Tinder at The Cube, Wodoga, and created the character of Auroroa for Rachel McNamara’s epic immersive experinece A Land of Snow and Ice  in 2022-23. Alyce’s vaired skill set, and engaging stage presence whips creative endeavours into shape and is guaranteed to leave everyone laughing.  

Stage size: Minimum 6m x 4m.

18+ Adult themes and sexual references 

Option One
Workshop Title: Bringing The Drama. 

Description: Introduction to basic drama skills/games workshop, will guide participants with much interactive fun, encouraging characterisation and finding your voice. Great for those who have little to no previous experience and to get the creative juices flowing. 

Length: 60 to 90 minutes 

Best suited for: Primary School age children, Secondary Students and or can be run as an all-ages workshop for families/community. 

Option Two
Workshop Title: Intro to Impro 

Description: Improvisation/theatre sports style workshop, focused on fun, engaging improvisation techniques and theatre sports style games, concluding in a mini team competition, where the participants will be able to put their skills to the test. 

Length: 60 to 120 minutes 

Best suited for: Teaming up with a local Secondary/High Schools, existing drama/theatre class and offering an incursion to suit their timetable.  Or as a masterclass workshop for local dramatic society members.  Or an open workshop for those aged 14+. 

Min & Max Capacity:     4 to 20 people 

Venue requirements:    Meeting rooms and community halls work well, large indoor space, with heating/cooling if required, where any furniture can be moved to the side, to ensure a clear space. 

Cost: $200 – to $350 (depending on workshop length and size of group)