Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

After two brilliant years, and more than 20 performances since its 2013 premiere, Will Todd’s much-loved Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is back this summer bigger and better than ever before as part of the 150th anniversary of the publication of Lewis Carroll’s Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

This year, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland won’t only be returning to the magical gardens of the Yucca Lawn in Holland Park. From 6th – 9th August, the production will be staged at Wilderness Festival and this November will see the eye-catching sets taking over the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Studio Theatre.

Plus, after the success of the singles I flew high in my dreams and Wonderland Blues, Sigum Records are releasing the full album of Alice, available for pre-order now on Amazon and iTunes.

Described by The Daily Telegraph as one of the most charming, least condescending operas for children and The Independent as a knock-out, this exciting opera appeals to both adults and children of all ages.

At its original home in the woodland setting of the Yucca Lawn in Holland Park (16th July – 1st August), the production sees the audience promenade between the sets accompanied by the singers and the ‘Alice Band’! One minute you’ll be watching Alice fall down the rabbit hole and the next you will find yourself sitting at the Mad Hatters Tea Party. The open-air acoustics are magical and it’s impossible not to be mesmerised and engrossed by the spectacular re-telling of this classic tale. Alice is 75 minutes of amazing value for money with tickets priced at only £5 for children.