Alice

Alice - June 23 - June 24, 2017

Cirque Theater

Who's Who

Caitlin Bell Fletcher

as Alice

Caitlin Laurie Bell has been enchanted with theater since she was a little girl, and this production is no exception. She has played many roles across the state, some of her favorites being Jean-Louise (To Kill a Mockingbird) with Snow College, Abigail (The Crucible) and Pamela (The 39 Steps) with The Echo Theater and Claire (Conversations with Caligula) with The Anthem Theater Company that debuted at the 2016 Fringe Festival in Salt Lake. Caitlin is so excited to be working with all the talent at Cirque Asylum on this innovative production written by her dearest friend. She also enjoys working as an actor in film and is part of an exciting new webseries this summer. Caitlin would like to thank her parents for always encouraging her dreams and her husband for being the biggest supporter of her goals.
Summer Yates

as White Rabbit

Summer Yates is an aerial artists and has been flying in the air for just 20 months. Her favorite apparatus is Pole, but she happily learned Lyra for Alice. She loves the freedom found in aerial arts and lovingly calls Cirque Asylum her second home. Summer has a background in theater but it has been 10 years since her last acting performance, and Alice is her first professional production. She is honored for the chance to bring the White Rabbit to life and hopes you find joy as you enter Cirque Wonderland.
Kailee Miller

as Dodo

Kailee Miller is excited for every opportunity to perform. Kailee has been dancing since she was 2 and has performed on stage over two dozen times, including The Nutcracker. Last year she left the dance world to join the Cirque Asylum family and is eager for her time to perform on aerial silks. She would like to dedicate her performance to her Great Grandpa, who she misses and was the best Great G
Nyana Miles

as Lory

Nyana began aerial arts one year ago and currently practices silks, lyra, poi, and hula hoop. She is super excited to be a part of her first acting experience and wishes she could perform on an apparatus for this play.