Disney's Alice In Wonderland JR.
Step into the wacky world of Wonderland in this vibrant new retelling of a Disney classic!
Show Essentials
24
Roles
+ Ensemble
G
Rated
1
Act

Full Synopsis

The Wonderland Ensemble appears, bringing a whimsical world to life around the curious, imaginative Alice (“Opening: Alice’s Theme”). Alice’s older sister Mathilda and her Friends barge in, shattering the world of Wonderland and mocking Alice for living in a childish, make-believe world. After they go, Alice dreams of a place of wonder and adventure where she can be her truest self (“In a World of My Own”).

As Alice falls asleep, the world of Wonderland comes to life around her and Cheshire Cats 1-3 appear to guide Alice on her journey. At the beckoning of the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit rushes by, lamenting that he is behind schedule (“I’m Late”). Alice follows him to the edge of his rabbit hole and jumps in as the inhabitants of Wonderland fall past her, offering advice (“Very Good Advice”).

Alice lands in front of a very small door. The Doorknob suggests that Alice eat and drink magical items to change her size. During her growing and shrinking, she cries an ocean of tears and is able to swim through the door’s keyhole into Wonderland. A boat rows past carrying a Dodo Bird and a bunch of Wonderland creatures (“Ocean of Tears / Smallification 2”). Once they all wash ashore, the Dodo Bird initiates a race so that everyone can dry off (“The Caucus Race”).

The White Rabbit runs by again (“I’m Late – Reprise”), and Alice tries to follow him but runs into Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. The Tweedles explain how to properly greet someone (“How D’Ye Do and Shake Hands”) but end up confusing everyone in the process.

Alice sneaks away to find the White Rabbit at his home, and, after eating a magical cookie, she grows so large she ends up wearing his house as a dress. After shrinking in size once more, Alice comes upon Rose, Lily, Petunia, Daisy, and Violet, the Flowers of the Golden Afternoon. Alice longs to join their club, but the Flowers cruelly turn her away (“The Golden Afternoon”). An energetic Caterpillar comes upon a very sad Alice and encourages her to continue her quest despite all the unknowns ahead (“Adventure Is a Wonderful Thing”).

Afterwards, Alice finally comes face to face with the magical Cheshire Cat, who sends her off to a tea party. When Alice arrives, the Mad Hatter, March Hare, and Party Guests are celebrating their unbirthdays (“The Unbirthday Song”). The White Rabbit runs by, still late (“I’m Late – Reprise 2”), and the Mad Hatter and March Hare try to fix his watch with disastrous results.

Alice follows the White Rabbit into the Royal Rose Garden and runs into a strange sight: the Royal Cards are painting the roses red (“Painting the Roses Red”). The Queen of Hearts and King of Hearts appear, and the Queen chastises the Royal Cards (“Painting the Roses Red – Reprise”). When the Queen of Hearts notices Alice, she challenges her to a game of Simon Says (“Simon Says – Parts 1 & 2”).

Alice, much to everyone’s surprise, beats the Queen at her own game. The King proposes a trial for Alice as an alternative to an immediate beheading. Witnesses condemn Alice, including the Mad Hatter and March Hare, who make sure to wish the Queen a happy unbirthday (“The Unbirthday Song – Reprise”).

At the last minute, the Caterpillar appears, asking Alice to dig deep and think hard about who she really is. Alice, pondering the question, finally realizes that just being herself is more than enough. Suddenly, Wonderland disappears and Alice is back at home, waking from a nap. As Alice excitedly relays her moment of self-discovery to Mathilda, she discovers the White Rabbit’s watch in her pocket. Alice, Mathilda, and the Wonderland Ensemble rejoice in the freedom to be their true selves, in a fantastical Wonderland of their own making (“Finale”).

Casting
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Cast Size: Large (21 or more performers)
Cast Type: Children
Dance Requirements: Standard

Character Breakdown

Alice

A curious and adventurous girl of different sizes.

Gender: female
Vocal range top: D5
Vocal range bottom: Bb3
Small Alice

A curious and adventurous girl of different sizes.

Gender: female
Vocal range top: A4
Vocal range bottom: B3
Tall Alice

A curious and adventurous girl of different sizes.

Mathilda

Alice’s older sister, who is more logical and grounded than her sibling

Friends 1 & 2

Mathilda’s snooty friends who find Alice odd

Chesire Cats 1-3

Magical felines in three parts who don’t always agree; friendly guides for both Alice and the audience

White Rabbit

The perennially tardy royal trumpeter

Vocal range top: E5
Vocal range bottom: C4
Doorknob

Gatekeeper of Wonderland

Dodo Bird

Captain of the Queen’s Navy and referee of the caucus race

Vocal range top: C5
Vocal range bottom: B3
Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum

Goofy twins with impeccable manners who are easily confused

Vocal range top: Eb5
Vocal range bottom: C#4
Rose, Lily, Petunia, Daisy, Violet

The rudely exclusive Flowers of the Golden Afternoon

Vocal range top: D5
Vocal range bottom: B3
Caterpillar

A charming, theatrical, and encouraging soon-to-be-butterfly

Vocal range top: C#5
Vocal range bottom: A#3
Mad Hatter

A tea party host with a penchant for hats and making up rules

Vocal range top: Bb4
Vocal range bottom: Bb3
March Hare

The ever-celebrating and game-loving tea party host

Vocal range top: B4
Vocal range bottom: B3
King of Hearts

The Queen’s placid partner

Queen of Hearts

The highly feared, hot-tempered monarch of Wonderland

Vocal range top: D5
Vocal range bottom: C4
Wonderland Ensemble

The zany, magical, and unique characters that Alice meets along her journey, from cats and rabbits to flowers and doorknobs. This group includes participants in the caucus race who are swept up by the ocean of tears; Party Guests at the March Hare and Mad Hatter’s tea party; and Royal Cards, servants of the Queen and King of Hearts, including Ace of Spades, Two of Clubs, Three of Diamonds, and Four of Hearts.

Full Song List
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Opening (Alice's Theme)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: In A World of My Own
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: I'm Late
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Very Good Advice
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: The Caucus Race
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: I'm Late (Reprise)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: How D'ye Do and Shake Hands
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: How D'ye Do and Shake Hands (Reprise)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: The Golden Afternoon
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Adventure Is A Wonderful Thing
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: The Unbirthday Song (Part 1)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: The Unbirthday Song (Part 2)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: I'm Late (Reprise 2)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Painting The Roses Red
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Painting The Roses Red (Reprise)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Simon Says (Part 2)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: The Unbirthday Song (Reprise)
Alice In Wonderland Jr Revised Version, Disney's: Finale

Billing

Requirements

You must give the authors/creators billing credits, as specified in the Licence Agreement, in a conspicuous manner on the first page of credits in all programs and on house-boards, displays and in all other advertising announcements of any kind. You agree to supply to the Licensor full details of all such material for Licensor’s approval prior to printing and distribution and supply two (2) copies of the program after printing.
Percentages listed indicate required type size in relation to title size.
The (Licensee)
Production of
50%
100%
 
Music and Lyrics by
Danny Elfman,
Sammy Fain & Bob Hilliard,
Oliver Wallace & Cy Coben,
Michael Abbott & Sarah Weeks,
and Mack David, Al Hoffman & Jerry Livingston
 
Music Adapted and Arranged
and Additional Music and Lyrics by Bryan Louiselle
 
Additional Arrangements & Orchestrations by Patrick Sulken
 
Book and Additional Lyrics by David Simpatico
Based on the 1951 Disney film Alice in Wonderland
and the novels The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland
and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll
33%
 
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Included Materials

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ACTOR'S BOOK30
CHOREOGRAPHY VIDEOS DIGITAL1
DIGITAL SHOWKIT1
DIRECTOR'S GUIDE1
DIRECTOR'S GUIDE1
DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES AND MEDIA1
GUIDE VOCAL AND PERF TRACKS DIGITAL1
PIANO VOCAL SCORE1
PIANO VOCAL SCORE1

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