Cirque Alice is a spectacular circus reimagining of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, making its European premiere at the Royal Festival Hall for the festive season. Following Alice down the rabbit hole and into a topsy-turvy world of wonder, the production tells the story through breathtaking acrobatics, aerial feats, contortion, puppetry and dance, set to live music.
From Roast Productions and Senbla, and the creators of Circus 1903, the show brings together an international company of circus artists for a family Christmas spectacular under the roof of one of London’s great concert halls.
Cirque Alice runs for approximately 2 hours, including one interval, and is recommended for ages 5 and above, with under-12s to be accompanied by an adult.
Why it’s worth the watch
A big-top spin on a much-loved story, staged in one of London’s grandest concert halls for Christmas.
- From the Circus 1903 team. It comes from Roast Productions and Senbla, the creators behind the hit spectacular Circus 1903.
- World-class circus skills. Aerialists, acrobats and contortionists perform alongside puppetry and dance, all set to live music.
- A festive family outing. Recommended for ages five and up, it runs right across the Christmas and New Year holidays.
- A grand setting. The show plays under the roof of the Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.
