London is getting a new immersive experience called Alice Immersive Wonderland, debuting on 13 November at Dock X in Canada Water.
Inspired by Lewis Carroll's 1865 children's novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the new production features 10 immersive spaces spanning 26,000 square feet.
The experience unfolds through theatrical storytelling, live performance, projection mapping and multi-sensory environments.
Guests are invited to fall into the 'Rabbit Hole', before travelling through the mind-bending 'Doors Room' and into the hypnotic 'Den of the Caterpillar'.

In the 'Rabbit House', visitors see Alice change size before losing themselves in the 'Forest of the Cheshire Cat' and arriving at the 'Mad Tea Party', where the table comes alive with illusions.
The experience then takes guests to the 'Queen's Court', where they can meet iconic characters and make their way through a game of chess and 'Flamingolf'.
From there, visitors continue to 'Lewis Castle', which explores the story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the life of Lewis Carroll, and the cultural legacy of his work.
The experience culminates in the 'Hall of Dreams', a spectacular finale featuring 360-degree projection mapping.

In addition to the 120-minute Alice Immersive Wonderland experience, guests will get to take part in an immersive tea party with themed dishes including cakes inspired by a white rabbit, rose or mushroom.
Working with London-based promoter FKP Scorpio Entertainment, the experience was produced by French company Cités Immersives with Rivaj Group / Encore Productions.
In addition, the team worked with English literature specialists Robert Douglas-Fairhurst and Lawrence Gasquet throughout the development of the experience.
The waitlist for Alice Immersive Wonderland is now open.






