“Alice Bahlke electrifies the stage.”

• Queen's Chronicle

"Alice Bahlke is the highlight of the show." 

• NYTheatre.com

"What the production's entire cast is very strong, a definite standout is Alice Bahlke." 

• Washington Square News

"Bahlke has incredible comedic timing." 

• Emory Wheel 

“Alice Kelly Bahlke, as Annie, is a formidable antagonist …Alice gives a spirited performance, revealing not only the disturbing vengeance that arises in her in response to perceived wrongs but also her pathetically mistaken — and distorted — efforts at romance. It’s to Alice’s credit that she is able to evoke some pity for her character, even as we are rooting against her.”

• The Express, Lockhaven, PA

"Alice Bahlke never misses an opportunity to play up the psychotic angle of her character..." 

• SUNfiltered

"And Gretchen, the German (played by Alice Bahlke, who was outstanding in last season’s “Misery”), offers a compelling performance as she moves seamlessly between arrogance and sensitivity, with an unexpected sly tenderness winning out at the end."

• The Express, Lockhaven, PA

"Alice Bahlke, whom we saw recently as Gretchen in “Boeing-Boeing,” is brilliant as the roommate, the woman running from herself and her past, who is wary of exerting a damaging influence but also open to the possibility of real friendship. The energy between Bates and Bahlke sparks throughout

• The Express, Lockhaven, PA

“Alice Bahlke conceives a playfully caustic and scintillating female anti-heroine.”

• Examiner

“Alice Bahlke has a hopeful grace.”

• NYTheatre.com