Alice in Wonderland
A new adapation of
the story by Lewis Carroll
June 4 - 27, 2010
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"the shows' masks and simple set pieces are trippy masterpieces. "
— Willamette Week
"...each [mask] is cleverly fashioned to reinforce the personalities of the characters who wear them. The best, with its deep creases that betray a lifetime of fretting, belongs to Caterpillar, a well-defined character overall with his morose slouchy posture, shuffley gait, and pessimistic outlook. Another captivating character is the white-gloved Mad Hatter, whose manic physical movements include repeatedly leaping onto a china-filled tea table. Credit for all three — the masks and the characters of Caterpillar and Mad Hatter — goes to Tony Fuemmeler, who insists upon embracing the silliness of the play's original story and thus provides its most fun and entertaining moments. " — The Oregonian
— Willamette Week
"...each [mask] is cleverly fashioned to reinforce the personalities of the characters who wear them. The best, with its deep creases that betray a lifetime of fretting, belongs to Caterpillar, a well-defined character overall with his morose slouchy posture, shuffley gait, and pessimistic outlook. Another captivating character is the white-gloved Mad Hatter, whose manic physical movements include repeatedly leaping onto a china-filled tea table. Credit for all three — the masks and the characters of Caterpillar and Mad Hatter — goes to Tony Fuemmeler, who insists upon embracing the silliness of the play's original story and thus provides its most fun and entertaining moments. " — The Oregonian
