Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass

About the show

Framed by Charles Dodgson telling the Liddell children stories during an 1862 river outing, the play presents Alice’s adventures in Wonderland and the Looking-Glass World as two separate dreams across two acts. The first ends with Alice waking in her drawing room; the second takes her through a chess-like world to become a queen before she wakes again.