Alice Rebekah Fraser

Alice Fraser is an Australian comedian, writer, podcaster, and actor. She studied law at the University of Sydney before earning a master's degree in English literature (Rhetoric) in Cambridge, England. She returned to Australia and in 2013 was nominated as best newcomer at the Sydney Comedy Festival, and made her film debut in the movie Never Hesitate as Emily in 2014.

In 2015 Fraser began touring Savage, the first part of what she describes as an "unorthodox art-comedy/morality tale trilogy" focusing on her upbringing and its impact on her life; the trilogy was completed by The Resistance in 2016 and Empire in 2017. Each instalment was toured nationally and performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, and the Edinburgh Fringe. Reviewing Empire, The Herald Sun called it a "beautifully word-rich performance" and said Fraser's "interesting conversation makes her the perfect dinner guest - and comedian." The trilogy was commissioned as a six-part podcast series on ABC Radio Podcasts.

Fraser has built a substantial podcasting career, hosting Tea with Alice and becoming a semi-regular co-host on the British podcast The Bugle, hosted by Andy Zaltzman. In January 2020 she launched The Bugle Presents... The Last Post, and in February 2021 began hosting The Gargle. She is a regular writer and guest on the BBC Radio panel show The News Quiz, appeared in voiceover in the 2020 game Watch Dogs: Legion, and published her first book, A Passion for Passion: A Delirious Love Letter to Romance, in 2025. In 2025 she made international news after a proposed US book tour had to be cancelled over fears that her political satire and jokes about Donald Trump could lead to detention at the border.