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Alice Through the Looking-Glass (Dramatized)

By: Lewis Carroll
Narrated by: Georgia Lee Schultz, John Jarvis, Michael Crouch, full cast
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Alice’s adventures continue in this dramatized version of the timeless classic. Join Alice as she steps through a mirror into a strange new world where she encounters very peculiar characters, including a giant egg named Humpty Dumpty, the two odd brothers Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Tiger Lily, and the White Knight. Featuring stellar performances by a full cast of talented voice actors with music and sound effects. Expect the unexpected in this incredible journey into fantasy.

©2022 Design Sound Productions (P)2022 Voices in the Wind Audio Theatre
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Ultimately a fun listen. Alice’s thoughts can’t be included when the story is acted but the best poetry and conversation is verbatim.
Obviously you should hear the original first when you can pay close attention but this is a good reminder.
The unabridged classic is well constructed, you experience the world through the mind of a proper and precocious 7 yo girl along with her contemplations. The stagey overacting here is lively and entertaining but aimed at an immature audience. (The chipper modern American teenager voice does not properly convey the 19th century child of Lewis Carroll’s masterpiece. It’s a good listen but not a replacement.)

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