You can take a look at the script I adapted a couple years ago for a steampunk version (primarily done with costumes, scenery, props, and sound, not the script itself) hence the spelling Alyse instead of Alice. If you want to use it, you have free reign to add or omit as you see fit since the original work is in public domain, and all of the dialogue is the original text. The framing device is the Jabberwocky poem. The first scene was performed in typical Alice in Wonderland garb, but when she falls down the hole, she changed into the steampunk world where all the characters are variations of steampunk characters fitting the original Alice story. The last scene, Alyse is still in her steampunk garb, the sister has elements she's wearing, too, and there is a repeat of the poem with a repeated sound effect. Needless to say, you can do something different as you want; no problem for me. Royalty can be paid to a charity of your choice (recommend BC/EFA). It's been produced at two schools already.
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Jo Strom Lane
Theatre Teacher and Director
Portland Public Schools
Portland OR
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-17-2014 15:51
From: Bonnie Banks
Subject: Alice in Wonderland
Looking for good scripts of Alice in Wonderland. By good, I mean a script that doesn't dumb it down or cutesy it up. Looking forward to your suggestions.
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Bonnie Banks
Billings MT
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