ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS - July, 2000
You can listen to clips of Alice at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/stephendaltry
'Catchy tunes exuberantly carry the narrative' - Camden New Journal
'Classic Alice...romantic songs...crisp...effective' -The Stage
'An engaging adaptation. The songs.... transform the space into a magical fantasy land and the performances are a delight."
- Dan Cairns, The Sunday Times, 24.12.2000
'Catchy tunes exuberantly carry the narrative' - Camden New Journal
'Classic Alice...romantic songs...crisp...effective' -The Stage
'An engaging adaptation. The songs.... transform the space into a magical fantasy land and the performances are a delight."
- Dan Cairns, The Sunday Times, 24.12.2000
You can order the CD of this melodious, lively and characterful all-age cast album of the British Libary's Millennium production of Carroll's classic. Stephen's musical adaptation of ‘Alice Through the Looking-Glass’ premiered to a sell-out audience at the British Library on July 23rd 2000 as part of 'Chapter & Verse: 1000 Years of English Literature'. This was followed by a highly successful transfer to the New End Theatre, Hampstead, for a four week run from December 2000 to January 2001, where it was rated in the top two London Christmas Shows (below only Cirque du Soleil) in the Sunday Times critics and audience ratings.
"A thoroughly professional musical play featuring both adult and child actors - a type of children's theatre seen too rarely."
Ann Sinnott, Camden New Journal, 21.12.2000.
STORY and BIOGRAPHY
Follow Alice on her journey as she leaves the comfort of her living room to move through the looking-glass, discovering a strange world in which she meets characters like Tweedledum and Tweedledee, hears the frightening Jabberwocky, is sung to by Humpty-Dumpty, and comes face to face with the formidable Red Queen - and much more besides!