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Holiday Musical

Alice in Wonderland

book by Joseph McDonough | music & lyrics by David Kisor

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A photo of a tea party on a table, including a large smiling cat tea pot, a stopwatch, mugs with flamingo stirrers, heart-shaped pastries, playing cards, and two white roses with red paint, all against a red background. A photo of a tea party set up on a table, including a large smiling cat tea pot, a stopwatch, mugs with flamingo stirrers, heart-shaped pastries, playing cards, and two white roses with red paint, all against a red background.

Ain’t no party like a Wonderland party…

Based on the beloved, imaginative tale by Lewis Carroll, this modern retelling is the toe-tapping story of a lost girl, a cool cat, a wild hare, and the original “dancing queen.” When ever-curious Alice falls from her own world into another, she must find her way home with the help of some whimsical and wonderful characters. Featuring an updated score and exuberant new costumes, this beloved musical will delight audiences of all ages this holiday season.

Run time: ~1 hr, 40 min with one intermission

Alice in Wonderland is whimsical fun for the whole family, ages 4 and older! Due to the full-length nature of the show, children younger than 4 will not be admitted. Please note, each person attending must have a ticket regardless of age.

You'll love this show if you love...

  • Feel-good stories with tons of heart and charm
  • Exciting events the whole family will love
  • High energy musicals that make you want to sing and dance
  • Modern retellings of beloved stories
  • Shows about finding your place and celebrating who you are
  • Whimsy, wonder, and curiosity!

Similar ETC shows:

  • Fiona: The Musical by Zina Camblin and David Kisor
  • The Frog Princess by Joseph McDonough and David Kisor

 

Similar titles:

  • Alice in Wonderland (2010, Disney)
  • Peter Pan (Disney)
  • The Wizard of Oz (Warner Bros.)
  • Shrek (DreamWorks)

Events & accessibility

American Sign Language

ASL-Interpreted Performance

Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 7:30 pm

Interpreters perform a translation of the play into ASL alongside the performance in a position with great sightlines to see both the action of the play and the interpreters.

Ask for an assistive listening device at any performance from our box office.

Photo credits | First Timer’s Guide, Brooke Steele in The Frog Princess; Ticket Info, Bryant Bentley, Burgess Byrd, and Leslie Goddard-Baum in Detroit ’67 (Mikki Schaffner); Subscriptions, Cast of Hedwig and the Angry Inch; Ticket Discounts, Torie Wiggins in Your Negro Tour Guide. All images by Ryan Kurtz unless otherwise noted.