Take a first look at production photos from the UK premiere of Alice in Wonderland, now playing at Marylebone Theatre for a limited summer season until 31 August 2025.
This vibrant new Australian production of Lewis Carroll’s much-loved classic has captivated audiences around the world and arrives in London with a bold new take featuring puppetry, an original score, and a kaleidoscope of colourful sets and costumes.
Bringing Wonderland to life on stage is a talented London cast, including Charlotte Bradley (The Unfriend, Criterion Theatre) as Alice, Eddie Ahrens (Jock Night) as the Cheshire Cat, and Clare Brice (Wicked Part Two) as the White Rabbit. They are joined by Katriona Brown as Tweedle Dum, Honey Gabriel as the Hatter, Sean Garratt as Caterpillar/Dormouse, Skye Hallam as Tweedle Dee, Matthew Heywood as Hare, and Daniel Page as the Queen of Hearts. Sophie Wilkinson and Elliot Liburd complete the company as swings.
The creative team features Penny Farrow (Adapter), Nate Bertone (Director & Designer), Jack Weir (Lighting Designer), Ella Wahlström (Sound Designer), Chris Barlow (Puppet Designer), and Nick Hockaday (Casting Director), among others.
Since debuting in 2016, this acclaimed production has toured major Australian cities and played to over 100,000 audience members. Now London audiences can tumble down the rabbit hole and join Alice on her fantastical journey, where curious characters, peculiar puzzles, and a rather dangerous Queen await.
Alice in Wonderland is running at Marylebone Theatre until 31 August 2025.
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