First look at new show photos for Alice in Wonderland

If you’ve not attended a park show before, it’s a unique experience, where the audience travel around the beautiful Williamson Park in Lancaster, moving to different locations to watch each scene unfold. Many audience members arrive early to enjoy picnics overlooking the stunning Morecambe bay, it’s a wonderful family friendly event. Sales have been soaring, with weekends filling up rapidly. To secure your place for this incredible adventure, it is highly recommended making advance bookings to avoid disappointment.

The full cast includes: Eve Pereira (A Little Princess; Theatre By The Lake) as Alice, Helen Longworth (The Archers, Doctors; BBC, Coronation Street, Emmerdale; ITV) who returns to the Dukes Park Show after starring as Baloo in 2022’s Jungle Book, as the Queen of Hearts; Katie Ball (Sing! On Tour; Universal Studios Japan) as the Hatter, Ross Telfer (The Witcher; Netflix, A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Everyman Theatre Company) as the Caterpillar, Kira Hayes (Old Firm Friends; Seven Dials Playhouse) as the Hare, Emma Nixon (The Wind in the Willows; Three Left Feet) and Megan Hickie (LIPA Sixth & The Arden School of Theatre) as White Rabbit/Swing.

The creative team features Kirstie Davis (director), Steven Markwick (composer/musical director), Andrew Pollard (writer), Elspeth Dale (stage manager), Brent Lees (production manager), Kate Harvey (sound designer), Jessica Curtis (set and costume designer), Frances Ashton (production assistant), SnowZie Rose (deputy stage manager) and Laura O’Connor (costume).

The Dukes has been entertaining generations of families with their summer promenade shows since 1987, attracting a total of more than a half a million people. In 2016, its outdoor version of The Hobbit won the UK Theatre Award for Best Show for Children and Young People.