alice in

     Bringing the original Alice in Wonderland and Alice through the Looking Glass stories to musical theatre, can be a daunting prospect. The continuity in staging both stories requires many scene and costume changes. To follow these complex tales with all of their twists and turns, can put most production costs well over the budget of most schools, colleges or community groups. 
   Alice in Winterland is a modernised version, using some of Lewis Carroll’s most popular characters and adding a couple of my own, to create a new simplified story, in which  Alice receives an  invitation from the ‘Hatter’ to his Winterland Tea Party.
   There are only two set changes throughout the whole play and as you will see, there’s no need for expensive and extensive construction, as from the 2nd Act, each scene leads straight into the next, using music and lighting to achieve the desired effect.
   As with any of my original musicals, I’m always aware of the costs involved in producing any show, especially in community theatre, so it has always been my aim to give young, or up and coming talent, the opportunity to perform live on stage This can only be achieved if there is enough  finance available