Capturing Wonderland
Relive the magic of the show with our official production photographs and a short film that captured just some of the topsy-turvy goings on. You can also take a look at our VIP Nightcap gallery and upload your own pictures to our Flickr group. Click here to take a look.
What did you think?
If you came to see DIning with Alice, we'd love to know what you enjoyed and what you thought might have been improved. We've already received some lovely emails with positive feedback and some tips for improvements but we'd love to hear form as many of you as possible. Click to tell us.
Sorcerer’s Apprentices
Arts Council England has agreed a funding package for Dining with Alice that allowed Artichoke us to offer Producer Luke Emery the chance to learn about how large scale outdoor projects are created. See how he and other apprentices found their experience of working on the show.

Worth their weight in jelly

Dining with Alice brought together a phenomenal team of performing volunteers. Read their story and watch some videos of their experiences here here.

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    • Alice

    DINING with ALICE was a magical, if topsy-turvy, dinner party in the exquisite gardens of a 15th century moated manor house in rural Norfolk.

    The audience of 256 unsuspecting diners were invited to follow in Alice’s footsteps and find themselves in Wonderland in the company of the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and even Alice herself in all her various sizes.

    All was not what it seemed as a strange evening of tongue-twisters and riddles unfolded, culminating in a musical entertainment under the stars.

    Curiouser and curiouser, don’t you think?

     

    Dining with Alice

     

    Ruminations