Alice In Concert
by Lewis Carroll, Elizabeth Swados

Alice In Concert Book Cover
Alice In Concert Cover

Highlights

Reduced Casting (Doubling Possible) Unit Set/Multiple Settings Fantasy Costumes American

Synopsis

Meryl Streep starred as "Alice" at New York's Public Theatre.

Later aired on PBS, this imaginative rendering of the Lewis Carroll classic is performed concert-style on a bare stage, the actors in modern rehearsal clothes.

Stylistically, the music ranges from rock to country/western to calypso, as the outlandish characters of "Wonderland" are reinterpreted in this "story theatre"--Type setting.

"Ms. Swados' new dramatized cantata ... made me think of Carroll very deeply ... [She] magnificently catches most of Carroll's divine nuttiness."-The New York Post

Press Reviews

"Ms. Swados' new dramatized cantata... made me think of Carroll very deeply... [Swados] magnificently catches most of Carroll's divine nuttiness."

— The New York Post

Characters

Character
White Knight / Mock Turtle / White Rabbit / March Hare
Woman 1 / Edith
Woman 2 / Duchess / A Queen
Woman 3 / Red Queen / Gryphon
Woman 4 / Pat
Woman 5
Man 1 / Cheshire Cat / Unicorn
Man 2 / Tweedledum / Tea Table
Man 3 / Baby / Bill / Doormouse / Tweedledee
Man 4 / Lion
Man 5 / Mad Hatter / Caterpillar / Jabberwock
Alice / Humpty Dumpty / White Queen

Videos

Alice in Concert - Never Play Croquet

Publication

Publisher Samuel French
Year 1987
Binding Paperback
Pages 85
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573681196
ISBN-10 0573681198
LCCN 88114044
LCC ML50.S9806 A6 1987
DCC 782.81/2

Alice In Concert is a American play written by Lewis Carroll and published by Samuel French in New York (1987).

Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle .

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