This imaginative reworking of Lewis Carroll’s timeless tale promises to once again sweep families into a world where logic is inverted, scale is constantly shifting, and nonsense rules supreme.
Audiences are invited to tumble down the rabbit hole alongside Alice, journeying through surreal landscapes and encountering some of literature’s most iconic characters.
Adapted by Penny Farrow and directed and designed by Nate Bertone, the show balances theatrical spectacle with heartfelt storytelling.
Bertone, a New York City–based director, designer, playwright and producer, brings international pedigree to the project, with recent highlights including set design for Burlesque in the West End, Disney’s Frozen and Beauty and the Beast at Hale Centre Theatre, and co-producing How to Dance in Ohio on Broadway.
The result is a production that feels both grand in scale and intimately magical, designed to captivate children while charming adults who grew up with Carroll’s whimsical classic.
Returning performers include:
Charlotte Bradley (The Unfriend, West End) as Alice
Clare Brice (Wicked for Good, Universal) as the White Rabbit
Daniel Page (Ushers: The Front of House Musical, The Other Palace) as the Queen of Hearts
They are joined by Eddie Ahrens, Honey Gabriel, Skye Hallam, Elliot Liburd and Sophie Wilkinson, forming a dynamic ensemble that brings Wonderland’s peculiar inhabitants to vivid life.
At its heart, Alice in Wonderland remains a celebration of curiosity, courage and imagination.
This adaptation leans into the joyful absurdity of Carroll’s world, where shrinking and growing are daily occurrences, riddles have no answers, and tea parties defy reason.
Will the mischievous Cheshire Cat offer guidance or further confusion? Can the ever-anxious White Rabbit reveal the secrets Alice seeks? And will the formidable Queen of Hearts threaten to take more than just heads?
With its immersive design, playful humour and larger-than-life characters, the production offers the perfect Easter theatre outing for families seeking wonder, laughter and visual spectacle.
As family theatre continues to evolve, audiences increasingly seek productions that blend high production values with timeless storytelling.
DEM Productions’ Alice in Wonderland delivers exactly that merging theatrical craftsmanship, imaginative design and literary heritage into a polished yet playful experience.
For London families planning their Easter calendar, this is one very important date not to miss.
Venue: Riverside Studios, London
Dates: 27 March – 12 April 2026
Tickets: On sale now at AliceInWonderlandLive.com
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