The Northwest Music Department is thrilled to present Wonderland on August 13–16.
The department is especially excited to be one of the first high schools in the United States to perform this newly released version of the show, making this a unique opportunity for audiences to experience a new musical.
Ordinary magic happens every single day—if you know where to look.
In Wonderland, Alice is a modern-day wife and mother who finds herself overwhelmed by life and a failing marriage. After falling down a magical elevator shaft, she is transported back to the extraordinary world of Wonderland. As she searches for her daughter, Chloe, Alice reunites with characters like the smooth-talking Cheshire Cat, the ever-punctual White Rabbit and the eccentric Queen of Hearts, while facing off against the power-hungry Mad Hatter and her sidekick.
Will Alice find her way home, or will she lose herself in the chaos? The production is described as a musical about family, resilience, second chances and learning to believe in yourself again.
On Saturday, younger guests are invited to attend the Mad Tea Party, an event featuring snacks, visits with characters from Wonderland and an interactive performance of one of the show’s musical numbers in which children may become part of the action. A parent or guardian is required to accompany each child attending the Mad Tea Party. The Mad Tea Party is a separate event and is not a matinee performance of Wonderland. Tickets for the Mad Tea Party are available through the ticket website above.
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