Alice in Wonderland Play Script

Alice in Wonderland
Scene 1
Narrator: Today we would like to take you on a journey to Wonderland

Written by Lewis Carroll in 1864, Alice’s adventures in Wonderland is about a small girl who
journeys through many strange lands meeting many curious characters along her way.
Our story begins on warm summers day. Alice was happily daydreaming when suddenly
something caught her attention.
Alice: A rabbit with a waistcoat, how strange.
White Rabbit: I'm late, I'm late, I'm late!
Alice: What could a rabbit late for?
White Rabbit: I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date!
Scene 2
Narrator: Alice decides to follow the rabbit into his burrow when all of a sudden she finds
herself in a curious room with a small door. She begins to turn the handle......
Doorknob: Ohhhhh!!
Alice: I beg your pardon.
Doorknob: Oh, oh, it's quite all right. But you did give me quite a turn!
Alice: I simply must get through!
Doorknob: Sorry, you're much too big.
Narrator: Alice finds a small bottle marked ‘drink me’, she picks it up and takes a sip.
The drink shrinks Alice to a size small enough for her to climb through the keyhole in the
door.
Scene 3
Alice: Mister Rabbit! Mi- mister Rabbit!
White Rabbit: Oh, my goodness! I'm late! I'm late!
Narrator: Alice chases the rabbit up a grassy hill where she meets two strange looking people
called Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
Alice: Oh hello my name’s Alice

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum: How do you do, we’re Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
Alice: Did you see where the white rabbit went?
Tweedle Dee: Why are you looking for the white rabbit?
Alice: Well, I- I'm curious to know where he is going!

Tweedle Dum: Ohhhh, you’re curious! The Oysters were curious
too, would you like to hear their story?
Alice: I’m in such a rush, I do apologise (starts to move away)
Tweedle Dee: Well I do believe the white rabbit went that way, if
you hurry, you might just catch him (point in a direction)
Tweedle Dum: It’s been nice meeting you Alice. I hope you find the rabbit
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum: Hope to see you again soon!
Scene 4
Narrator: Alice makes her way towards a large garden filled with roses, tulips, daisies,
buttercups and many more beautiful flowers.
Alice: What curious butterflies!
Rose: You mean bread-and-butterflies.
Alice: Flowers can't talk.
Daisy: But of course we can talk.
Tulip: If there's anyone worth talking to.
Buttercup: Or about!
Violets: And we dance too!
Alice: You do?
Flowers: Oh, yes. Would you like to see?
Alice: That was lovely.

Scene 5
Narrator: After thanking the flowers Alice begins to make her way towards the forest. Finding
herself lost on a maze of pathways she decides to stop.
Alice: I wonder which way I should go?
Alice: Now where in the world do you suppose that...
Cheshire Cat: Uh... loose something?

Alice: You're a cat!
Cheshire Cat: A Cheshire Cat.

Alice: Do you know which way I ought to go?
Cheshire Cat: Well, that depends on where you want to get to?
Alice: Oh, it really doesn't matter.
Cheshire Cat: Then it really doesn't matter which way you go! But if you'd really like to
know, he went that way. (points)
Alice: Who did?
Cheshire cat: The white rabbit. If you want to know where he’s going I'd ask the Mad Hatter.
Narrator: Alice makes her way to the house to find the Mad Hatter having a tea party with a
hare and a dormouse.
March Hare & Mad Hatter: No room, no room!

Mad Hatter: It's very rude to sit down without being invited!
March Hare: It’s very rude, indeed!
Dormouse: Very very rude, indeed...
March Hare: Tea, you must have a cup of tea!
Alice: That would be very nice. I'm sorry I interrupted your birthday party
Mad Hatter: Birthday? This is not a birthday party!
March Hare: This is an unbirthday party!

(White Rabbit enters and runs past)
White Rabbit: No time, no time, no time! Hello, goodbye! I'm late!
Mad Hatter and March Hare: Who’s got the time?
Scene 6
Narrator: Alice chases the white rabbit to a large a castle where she
meets the ace and 2 of spades. The cards were carefully painting
white roses red
Card painters: The Queen! The Queen!
Queen: Cards, stop!
White Rabbit: He...he... her majesty, the Queen of Hearts! (Queen to wave)
Queen: Hum... Who's been painting my roses red?

Ace: Your majesty! Please, it's all his fault! (points to the 2 of spades)
Two: Not me, your grace! The Ace, the Ace!
Queen: That's enough! Off with their heads!

Ace: No wait your Majesty it was her (points to Alice)
Queen: Well then... Off with her head.
All Cards: She’s going to lose her head

Alice: I'm not afraid of you! Why, you're nothing but a pack of
cards!
All Cards: Let’s get her!
Scene 7
Narrator: The cards began to chase Alice through a tall maze when all of a sudden she found
herself waking up; her adventures in Wonderland had been nothing but a dream.

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Alice in Wonderland

Narrator: Today we would like to take you on a journey to Wonderland

Alice: A rabbit with a waistcoat, how strange.

White Rabbit: I'm late, I'm late, I'm late!

Alice: What could a rabbit late for?

Alice: I beg your pardon.

Alice: I simply must get through!

Doorknob: Sorry, you're much too big.

White Rabbit: Oh, my goodness! I'm late! I'm late!

Alice: Oh hello my name’s Alice

Alice: Well, I- I'm curious to know where he is going!

Alice: What curious butterflies!

Rose: You mean bread-and-butterflies.

Alice: Flowers can't talk.

Daisy: But of course we can talk.

Tulip: If there's anyone worth talking to.

Violets: And we dance too!

Alice: You do?

Flowers: Oh, yes. Would you like to see?

Alice: That was lovely.

Alice: Now where in the world do you suppose that...

Cheshire Cat: Uh... loose something?

Cheshire Cat: A Cheshire Cat.

Alice: Oh, it really doesn't matter.

Alice: Who did?

March Hare & Mad Hatter: No room, no room!

March Hare: It’s very rude, indeed!

Dormouse: Very very rude, indeed...

March Hare: Tea, you must have a cup of tea!

Mad Hatter: Birthday? This is not a birthday party!

March Hare: This is an unbirthday party!

Card painters: The Queen! The Queen!

Queen: Cards, stop!

Queen: Hum... Who's been painting my roses red?

Two: Not me, your grace! The Ace, the Ace!

Queen: That's enough! Off with their heads!

All Cards: She’s going to lose her head

All Cards: Let’s get her!

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