Alice (Alexa Brassard '08) has fallen down the rabbit hole and wonders what awaits her.

Alice ponders whether she should drink from the bottle that is labelled "Drink Me."

During the tea party, The March Hare (Leigh Feldman '07) shows her amazement at Alice's lack of common sense.

The Mad Hatter (Greg Parker '06), the Dormouse (Allison Duffy '08), and the March Hare all share a joke at poor Alice's expense.

The Queen of Hearts (Alex Curran '06) and King of Hearts (Vincent Herrington' 08) discuss the game of croquet that is about to take place, while Alice and the White Rabbit (Tori Neal '06) wait for their instructions from the Queen.

The spectators wait for the croquet game to begin and listen to the Five of Spades (Ryan Cooper '09) worry over who might lose their head during the game.

Sections of the Caterpillar undulate in the dance with the butterflies.

The White Rabbit shows concern at the Queen's demands just before the croquet game is to begin.

Patrick Villlaume '06 played Lewis Carroll, who appears in several of the scenes observing the action onstage

Alice joins in the dance, the Lobster Quadrille, with some misgivings.l-r: Lobster Anna Parker '09, Alexa Brassard '08 as Alice, Lobster Amberlee Jones' 08, Gryphon Patrick Villaume '06, Jared Anderson '06 as the Mock Turtle, and Lobster Martina Greenwood '08

Jared Anderson '06 played the weepy, melancholy, quirky, and melodramatic Mock Turtle to perfection.

The Dodo (Greg Parker' 06) listens carefully as the Long-Tailed Mouse (Alex Moulton '08) tells his long, sad tale.

The Duchess and her kitchen staff break into song.

The caterpillar and butterflies perform their dance. Butterflies, front, were played by Kendra Windsor '09 and Martina Greenwood '08; in back, Antonia Harold and Amani Harold.

The White Rabbit (Tori Neal '06) and the Duck (Amberlee Jones '08) discuss the trial.