Casting Call for Boys and Girls for "Alice in Wonderland"

A spunky girl who enjoys adventures and is on a journey of self- discovery. Should be charming to the audience, very inquisitive and be able to command the stage. Preferred British dialect. Dialect coaching will be a part of rehearsal, not a deciding factor in casting.

Mysterious cat that interacts with the audience and the other characters of Wonderland. Serves as a narrator of sorts. Needs to be able to speak clearly and be a good storyteller. Charismatic actor who can play mischievous and mysterious to both Alice and the audience.

An energetic, worrisome character that hardly ever stops moving and a herald for the Queen of Hearts. An actor that can continuously exude a lot of energy and rapid-fire change of focus. Moves as efficiently and quickly as the second hand on a clock.

Known for being abrupt, impolite, overly inquisitive, and contradictory. Short tempered and can become angry if someone doesn't understand the hints given. However, they can also be calm and collected. Think of a wise old professor.

Delivers an invitation to the Duchess from the Queen of Hearts. Not impressed with Alice and speaks in riddles.

Works for the Duchess, is addicted to pepper and throws crockery and kitchen utensils over their shoulder with no concern for those who might be hit. Not happy, worn down and impolite to all who talk to them. The definition of a cranky and disheveled servant.

A pretty but stern woman who carries around a whining baby which we later discover is not a baby but a pig. Duchess seems nearly as unpleasant as the Queen herself and constantly speaks in morals to everyone including Alice. The Duchess is the owner of the Cheshire Cat in the original story but is not referenced in this retelling.

The egg-shaped character from the famous nursery rhyme. In this play they are a wordsmith, obsessed with making the most of their vocabulary and not only reciting but explaining poetry to Alice. Will be costumed to look like an egg or potential puppetry.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Snooty characters who think they are the most important persons in Wonderland. Each one has a slightly different personality but they work together as a group.

Is the life of the (tea) party and has a fondness for making up rules. Delightfully eccentric and has a flair for the theatrical and very little focus. The appearance, accent, outfit, and tone of voice reflect their inner state, which is constantly changing. Looking for someone who relishes the nonsensical fun of this charismatic character.

The Mad Hatter's chummy sidekick and enjoys a good party. Just slightly more rational than the Mad Hatter, the March Hare lets the frenetic Hatter lead the way, this is a happy fun character who enjoys playing.

The small, furry rodent who is known for being extremely sleepy and often napping. They complete the trio of the Mad Tea Party. This character will be played by a younger/smaller actor.

A set of twins that take particular delight in reciting poems and songs. They're playful and jolly, which can make them seem a little annoying. They enjoy company and will always insist in a little game.

A set of twins that take particular delight in reciting poems and songs. They're playful and jolly, which can make them seem a little annoying. They enjoy company and will always insist in a little game.

the tyrannical ruler of Wonderland, and is known for her cruelty, short temper, and obsession with beheadings. She is quick to sentence people to death for even minor offenses, and her most famous line is "Off with their heads!" She is a force of fear who dominates the King of Hearts and is more concerned with absolute rule and execution than logic or nonsense. However, her unchecked power also makes her act like a child, and there is humor in her villainy. Should be able to command the space

Is the husband of the Queen of Hearts and is the highest monarch in Wonderland. The King quietly pardons many of the subjects the Queen has ordered to be beheaded when the Queen is not looking. However he is not perfect and will sentence people of Wonderland without evidence. He lacks reason and fairness in his governing duties. Physically opposite from the Queen.

Carries out the dark business of the Queen unless the King pardons people first. Larger vocally and physically. Represents the darkness of the world Alice comes from.

Is a very melancholic character that pathetically pines for the past. Thought to have been a real turtle long ago. Close friends with the Gryphon. Sings “Turtle Soup” and has a silly dance.

Very similar to the Mock Turtle however is not melancholy about the past. Sings “Turtle Soup” and leads a dance.