Alices Adventures in Wonderland comes to Dorchester

Lewis Carroll’s 19th century children’s novel will be brought to life on stage when Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland comes to Dorchester’s Corn Exchange next month.

The award winning theatre company Box Tale Soup will usher the audience down the rabbit hole to a fantasy world full of intrigue. With a cast of larger-than-life characters and odd contraptions, this is a production that will keep theatre-goers fully immersed. The organisers say:



“No matter how young or old, everyone will find their own moment of magic in Wonderland and make it safely home again - the only danger is, you may not want to leave!”




Box Tale Soup has become renowned for their lively choreography and writing that stays faithful to the story. The audience can expect masks, puppetry, and the best in physical theatre.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a classic of Victorian literature, with characters and a narrative that have had an influence on modern culture.

The Corn Exchange is a Grade II listed building in the middle of Dorchester. It was designed by Benjamin Ferrery, who was also responsible for the designs of the old County Hospital and All Saints’ Church in the town. Marketing and promotion for theatre productions such as Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland often incorporates a special graphic design.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland at the Corn Exchange is a matinee performance taking place from 2pm to 4pm on Tuesday, 2nd April. Tickets start from £8 for concessions.