Alice! An Adventure InWonderland - Stage Musical
Rangiora Town Hall (School Holidays)
Thurs 14 – Sat 16 July. 2pm Daily, 7.30pm Thurs & Fri
The classic tale of Alice Liddel who falls asleep on the riverbank and dreams of following a rabbit down a rabbit hole. Down the rabbit hole Alice encounters multiple crazy characters from her imagination including the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat and the evil Queen of Hearts.
During the show, Alice goes on a journey of self-discovery, realising that she is perfect just how she is, and that people are not always completely sure of who they are all the time and that’s okay.
At the end of the story Alice wakes up on the banks of the river, unsure if she dreamt her adventure or not.
Musical Theatre entertainment for the whole family.
Staged by Intermediate & Senior students of Hartley School of Performing Arts
• Suitable for children of all ages.
• Children 7 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
• Running time including interval: 140mins Aprox
Tickets: $15 & $20 plus booking Discount price for group of 4.
Tickets available at Town Hall Cinemas, over the counter and online at townhallcinemas.co.nz...
Doorsales available on the day.
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