One of the most iconic and recognizable 19th century novels, Lewis Carroll's literary masterpiece ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND has inspired countless iterations over the nearly 150 years since its debut, yet the new Fathom Events presentation of noted director/choreographer Christopher Wheeldon's incredibly imaginative and vivid ballet production may be the most satisfying yet.
Beautiful Soup The Rabbit Hole. The White Rabbit. The March Hare. The Caterpillar. The Cheshire Cat. The Tea Party. The Queen Of Hearts. Alice. And, who could forget the Mad Hatter?! Seven instantly recognizable figures originating in one of the most oft-quoted and frequently referenced books ever written - a literary touchstone that began as a mere entertainment for the three daughters of Henry Liddell meant simply to pass the time while paddling five miles up the Isis portion of the River Thames. What started as a frivolous folly ended up as a recognizable and ever apparent facet of our very culture. After all, how deep do the connections between the tales told by Carroll and us - first formally presented, incidentally, at this very time of year (November 26, to be exact) back in 1865 - actually tie? Well, one need look no further than the nearest looking glass to see.Videos