Alice Is Fine

Reviews

Still from Alice Is Fine

“Sarah Hime brought her all to the screen...her monologue was absolutely phenomenal! Her suppressed rage danced over her every expression; it was easy to slip into her shoes, to feel the office walls start pressing down on her… I was cheering her on behind the screen.”

“As a woman, I felt myself being swept up by Alice's story. The film did an incredible job of building tension, using comedy and cinematography in a way that felt both natural and evocative. I felt that all the elements, cinematography, acting, and sound, came together in a way that allowed the magnitude of Alice's situation to come to the forefront.”

via Peliplat, written by mind.full.of.movies
Read the full review here.

Interviews

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​Sarah and Alice Is Fine director/co-producer Vivien Endicott-Douglas answer questions about the film and give their advice to new filmmakers in this 3 minute interview by Breakthroughs Film Festival. Watch here.

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Sarah speaks to her alma mater University of Toronto about the making of Alice Is Fine, her health journey, and the connections she made in the Theatre and Drama Studies Program at UTM. Read here. 

On the Creative Full Time podcast, Sarah talks about having something to say, turning her advocacy into art, and sharing it with the world through her film ​Alice Is Fine. Listen on any podcast platform, or watch the interview on YouTube.

Sarah shares about the deeply personal process of writing, co-producing, and starring in her short film Alice Is Fine on the Being Dramatic podcast; a conversation about the ways in which her own experience with chronic pain led to the creation of the film. Listen on several podcast platforms, including Spotify. 

And you can hear more about the journey of bringing the film to life, on The Power's Point Podcast. Available on all podcast platforms, or Listen Here.

Pink Is In LIVE
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​"Sarah Hime as Kitty Kat makes smart acting choices, even when she is not speaking to create an element of surprise during her time to shine...The entire ensemble is full of energetic character acting, comedy and delightful storytelling."

- Laura Welch, Beyond James

Pink Is In LIVE - Hamilton Fringe Festival (Photo by: Kyla McCall)

Pink Is In (Bell Fibe TV / Tubi / Amazon Prime)

Pink Is In
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"The episodes are short, the feel is trippy, and this is one of those gutsy Canadian comedies that deserves a much bigger audience."

​- John Doyle, The Globe and Mail
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​"It’s quirky, comical and gaining attention in both Canada and south of the border. 'Pink Is In' has struck a chord, not to mention funny bone, of fans young and old."

- Kathy Yanchus, The Toronto Star

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​Pink Is In was also nominated for Best Series Ensemble at the ACTRA awards three years in a row, being recognized alongside some of Canada's most popular series!

The show has also received praise from CP24's "What to Watch", CBC, and ET Canada!

The Year and Two of Us Back Here (Broken Soil Theatre)

The Year and Two of Us Back Here

​"On a casting note, each performer is brilliant."

- Tamara Kamermans, View

"What truly made this production sing were the wonderful performances of Sarah Hime and Stephen Ingram...This is one of my MUST SEES of the Fringe for this year."

- Lyla Miklos, Centre Stage 101.5
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"The actors portray their characters with excellent comedic execution and the back and forth between them is so earnest it doesn’t even sound scripted...I was impressed by the hidden feelings in the things they DON’T say to one another...impressive natural talent."

- Amanda Nesbitt, Hamilton Fringe Reviews

Reasons to be Pretty
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"The play is a dense, funny, aching examination of still-young relationships that's immensely demanding for the cast, and all four performers are killing it! [The cast] nail every moment with tour-de-force sophistication...Not to be missed!"
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- Patrick Young, Founder of Theatre and Drama Studies Program - Sheridan College/U of T

Reasons to Be Pretty (RTBP Collective)

Other Interviews

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​On the Get Fact Podcast, Sarah talks behind-the-scenes Pink Is In stories, auditioning, and even analyzing Shakespeare with hosts Stu and Ste! Listen on all podcast platforms, or watch the interview on YouTube.

​Sarah has also been a recurring panelist on The Cup - a talk show series featuring theatre reviews, panel discussions, and exclusive artist interviews. Check out these episodes: