Royal Ballet & Opera 2024/25: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (2024)
Distraught by her mother's refusal to allow her to meet gardener Jack, Victorian teenager Alice retreats into a book gifted to her by Lewls Carroll.
Top billed cast
Francesca HaywardAlice
William BracewellJack
James HayLewis Carroll / White Rabbit
Steven McRaeMagician / Mad Hatter
Lauren CuthbertsonMother / Queen of Hearts
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