Wonderland to come to Seale-Hayne this summer A
lice in Wonderland will be the theme at Hannahs at Seale-Hayne this summer. Some of the most famous illustrations in the world will be featured in the ‘Look-
ing in Wonderland’ exhibition (July 1-August 28) and there will be Alice themed events throughout July and August. Sir John Tenniel’s stunning illustrations for Lewis Carroll’s
two famous books Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass include familiar images of Alice and her adventures with the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, March Hare, King and Queen of Hearts, Mock Turtle and Cheshire Cat. The Alice themed events will feature the
obligatory Mad Hatter’s Tea Party on several different occasions. Pocketwatch Theatre Company will be performing their own Mad Hatter’s Tea Party twice (July 1/16) with all the Wonderland characters in attendance. There will also be two Mad Hatter’s Arty Tea Parties (July 23/August 26) run by The Creation Station which will focus on creative family fun. For creative Alice in Wonderland fans there will also be
a variety of workshops run by Hannahs artists. They can make magical charm bracelets with Alison Meaker (July 9/ August 6) or join in Clare Harmer’s Illustrating Alice work- shop (July 22) and Introduction to Printmaking workshop (August 12). Moonstone Theatre will be presenting Malice in Won- derland (July 28), another of their popular comedy murder
mystery evenings in the Bistro. While enjoying a three course supper guests will have to work out who killed the Knave of Hearts. There will also be an open air theatre production of Alice through the Looking Glass (August 6) in which Quantum Theatre will bring its lively brand of comedy, music and magic to this timeless classic. Hannahs Summer Fete
(August 19) will be an Alice themed day of fun with live music, games, art activities, entertain- ment and a full blown Mad Hatter’s Tea Party with all the delicious teatime treats and all the main Alice in Wonderland characters taking part. Throughout the summer The White Rabbit’s Treasure
Hunt will keep children busy as they solve clues and riddles around the grounds of Seale-Hayne to earn a delicious treat. Everyone can enjoy Flamingo Croquet as experienced by Alice as well as the ‘Things are not quite what they seem’ exhibition by Hannahs Photography Group. Alongside all the events delicious Alice themed afternoon teas will be served in the Bistro throughout the summer. For more information on all Alice in Wonderland events at Hannahs at Seale-Hayne visit:
www.discoverhannahs.org/wonderland
Sir John Tenniel’s engraved illustrations to the Alice Books 1st July – 28th August | FREE Entry The Gallery, Hannahs at Seale-Hayne
Prepare to go on a journey down the rabbit hole and into Lewis Carroll’s timeless world, where extraordinary adventures await and nothing is quite what it seems. This summer, Hannahs at Seale-Hayne is thrilled to be hosting Looking in Wonderland, an exhibition featuring Sir John Tenniel’s iconic illustrations from the first editions of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (1872).
Expect a touch of Hannahs’ magic too, A summer of family events including the Wonderland
Treasure Hunt, Flamingo Croquet, Mad Hatter’s Tea Parties, print making workshops, art sessions and for the adults - The Malice in Wonderland Murder Mysteries. Visit...
www.discoverhannahs.org/wonderland 01626 325 800 |
enquiries@discoverhannahs.org Newton Abbot, TQ12 6NQ | /discoverhannahs | @discoverhannahs
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