‘Alice!’ to be performed by the Nine O’Clock Players
DIRECTOR Eric Michaud and musical director Andy Gladbach lead the cast of “Alice!” in rehearsal.
The Nine O’Clock Players are preparing to wow audiences with their latest show, “Alice!” Opening Sun., Nov. 3, the musical version of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” will bring the wacky, imaginative world of Wonderland to the historic Assistance League Theater, 1367 N. St. Andrews Pl.
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE has hosted performances since 1938 in the building designed for the League in a New England summer stock theater style by noted architect Stiles O. Clements
Built in 1938, the structure was designed by noted architect Stiles O. Clements, who also designed The Wiltern and the El Capitan Theatre.
As always, the Nine O’Clock Players will bring their own original storytelling wit to their rendition of this classic tale. Children can laugh and commiserate as Alice, fed up with all the rules she needs to follow, throws her math book aside, falls asleep and ends up in a fantasy world like no other.
A MODEL of the set of “Alice!” was designed by former Disney imagineer Chris Runco.
Beloved characters from Carroll’s story will befriend or challenge Alice as she finds her way through Wonderland and, eventually, back home.
To purchase tickets, visit assistanceleaguela.org.
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