This exceptional theatrical version of Lewis Carroll's 1865 classic features a combination of live characters and puppets.
Dallas Bower, Lou Bunin, Marc Maurette
Director
Stephen Murray
Lewis Carroll / The Knave of Hearts (voice)
Ernest Milton
The Vice Chancellor / The White Rabbit (voice)
Pamela Brown
The Queen of Hearts (voice)
Felix Aylmer
Dr. Liddel / The Cheshire Cat (voice)
Joyce Grenfell
Ugly Duchess / Dormouse
Carol Marsh
Alice
Raymond Bussières
The Tailor / The Mad Hatter (voice)
David Reed
The Prince Consort / The King of Hearts (voice)
Jack Train
Puppet Character (voice)
Peter Bull
Puppet Character (voice)
Claude Hulbert
Puppet Character (voice)
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