Alice in Wonderland

An anxious schoolgirl thrust into a fantastical realm where imagination can override fear. She is curious, brave when pressed, and learns to transform her anxiety into performance and self-assurance. Her journey centers on reclaiming agency in a world that both enchants and judges her.

A nervous, punctual guide who triggers Alice’s descent into Wonderland. He is relentless about time and order, yet ultimately catalyzes Alice’s confrontation with her fears. His appearances push the plot forward and test Alice’s resolve.

A mischievous and enigmatic presence whose grin hints at hidden truths. The cat provides cryptic guidance, sometimes letting Alice see possibilities she hadn’t considered. Its disembodied appearances play with audience expectations and reality.

A flamboyant, performance-obsessed host who urges Alice and friends to embrace showmanship. He blends chaos with charm, turning the tea party into a showcase of bold expression. His antics reinforce the theme that confidence can turn nerves into spectacle.

A tyrannical monarch who wields fear like a weapon, obsessed with beheadings and power. Her croquet ground hosts a theater of absurd authority where rules are arbitrary. She represents the oppressive pressure that Alice must navigate to find her voice.

A frantic companion at the Mad Hatter’s tea party, contributing to the chaotic, jubilant energy of Wonderland. He participates in the nonsensical rituals and helps underscore the surreal, time-tilted ambiance of the realm.

A noble, guiding creature who escorts Alice to the court and teaches her songs. He embodies a bridge between safety and danger, offering wisdom without fully controlling the moment.

A gentle, melancholic mentor figure who counsels through song and memory. He adds a layer of whimsy and nostalgia to the journey, reminding Alice of the power of music and friendship in overcoming fear.