'Alice Does Wonderland' Cracking The Looking Glass

By: Beau Higgins Jan. 20, 2007

Sol Theatre Project
Alice Does Wonderland by Jeff Holmes, Erynn Dalton

Sol Theatre Project
1140 N. Flagler Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

Jan 26 - Feb 10, 2007
Friday and Saturday nights only. Wonderland Lounge opens at 8:30, show starts at 9:00 P.M.

COST: $15 general admission; students under 30 with I.D. $12

RESERVATIONS: box office: 954-525-6555 or http://www.soltheatre.com

Alice Does Wonderland is a workshop, benefit production for Sol Theatre Project, which will include raffles, audience participation contests, lap dances with your favorite characters, an on stage bar with waiter/waitress service as part of the "Wonderland Lounge" sequence, and other things I just can't list!
Bring your dollar bills (and more if you have it) to help keep the SOL shining well into 2007!

This Wonderland will take you on a journey that is way wilder than the original, featuring Lewis Carroll's famous characters, but with twists of pure, unadulterated mayhem (not to mention lots of sex, drugs and rock n' roll, Sol-style).

When the young, nubile, know-it-all little Alice finds herself transported from the surreal "Wonderland Lounge" into a strange new world surrounded by characters ranging from the wacky to the weird to the just plain psychotic, she must discover the key to Wonderland if she is to find her way home and, ultimately, find herself. Alice Does Wonderland is an adult comedy with audience participation that could lead to....well...be sure to leave the kiddies at home!

Cast:

Steven Chambers- The Cook, The Doormouse,
The Knave, the Caterpillar Tail
Mathew Chapman- M.D. Hatter and his "friend"
Julia Clearwood- Cheshire Cat, Tweedle Dumb
Erynn Dalton- The Duchess, Tweedle Dumber, King of Hearts, the Caterpillar Tail
Jenna Gavaletz- Alice
Jeff Holmes- D.White Rabbit, Queen of Hearts, the Caterpillar Body
Jeison Tomi- Caterpillar, Dorothy, Tweedle Conchita Gonzales-Perez

Directed by Robert Hooker, Jeff Holmes, & Erynn Dalton

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