July 1862. An afternoon picnic in Oxford. Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) tells his friends Robinson Duckworth and the three Liddell sisters, stories to pass the time. The magic begins...

PRESS AND PUBLIC REVIEWS:

"The sheer scale of the madness...beggars any kind of coherent description" - Baliwick Press, 2022.

"Both stories provide a wealth of colourful and bizarre characters...on a stunning set. They are helped by costumes that dazzle with their richness." - The Angus, 2010.

" Appropriately for a dream, there's a more episodic feel to Adrian Mitchell's adaptation... All the iconic set pieces are here... an Alice... that is perfectly dreamlike and beautifully paced and performed."-Hereford Times, 2017.

"Such a well-organised chaos, and it all added up to a fantastically entertaining show" -East Anglia Theatre Podcast, 2017.

"Recently went on the wild ride of Alice... very clever and put together play " -Audience review, Echo Youth Theatre, 2022.

"Their production of these classic stories was thoroughly entertaining and the fact that all the bizarre characters were well known from childhood added to our enjoyment "

"Definitely recommend it to families for an excellent summer's day outing."

"I am pleased to say that this ... is very close to the original stories. I found myself joining in on  The jabberwocky and   The Walrus and the Carpenter. It brought back lovely memories."

-Trip Advisor reviews, Stamford Shakespeare Company, 2014.

"This is the ultimate stage version" -Withdreamingeyesofwonder, Lewis Carroll blog, 2025.