The EET production of Alice in Wonderland won first place for "Most Outstanding Long Play" at the New York State Theatre Festival, and Jim Orr received the award for "Best Supporting Actor" in Oswego, N.Y. The production was subsequently invited to the regional finals of the American College Theatre Festival, Region XII, in Fredonia, N.Y., where it was awarded "Best Play."
NTID Theatre instructor Marjorie Pratt directed the production and adapted the script from Lewis Carroll’s novels Alice’s Adventures Underground, Alice’s Adventures Through the Looking Glass, and Alice in Wonderland. She translated the script into sign language with the assistance of NTID student Ed Kelly and former National Theatre of the Deaf member Paul Johnston.
Alice in Wonderland
Adapted for the stage play by Majorie Pratt
This play were based on Lewis Carroll's:
Alice's Adventures Underground
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Through The Looking Glass
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Student actress being fitted for a costume
Left to Right:
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
Michael Matter (Mad Hatter)
Linda Boerner (7 of Spades)
Karen Walkney (3 of Hearts)
Bill Barber (White Rabbit)
Ed Aletto (Knave of Hearts)
Brian Durocher (5 of Spades)
Mitch Mahar (March Hare)
Joan Sand (2 of Hearts)
Kathy Buechel (Queen of Hearts)
Don Metlay (Dormouse)
Left to Right:
Joan Sand (Lobster)
Chuck Smith (Mock Turtle)
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
Terry Lee (Gryphon)
Karen Walkney (Lobster)
Left to Right:
Mary Beth Giangrossi (Cook)
Judy Bonczyk (Pig-Baby)
Joan Sand (2 of Hearts)
Linda Boerner (7 of Spades)
Left to Right:
Don Metlay (Dormouse)
Mitch Mahar (March Hare)
Michael Matter (Mad Hatter)
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
Back row (Left to Right)
Kathy Buechel (Queen of Heart)
Eddie Friedman (King of Heart)
Front row (Left to Right)
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
Jim Orr (Cheshire Cat)
Left to Right:
Don Metlay (Dormouse)
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
Michael Matter (Mad Hatter)
Mitch Mahar (March Hare)
Tweedle Dee (Jan Michael) and Tweedle Dum (Randy Plate)
The Duchess (Pam Giles) and the Frog (Kathy Mcwaters) among other cast members
The Cheshire Cat (Jim Orr), The Duchess (Pam Giles) and the Frog (Kathy Mcwaters)
Left to Right:
7 Spades (Linda Boerner), 3 Diamonds (Karen Walker or Joan Sand), 2 Spades (Michael Goldberg), Alice (Marjorie Angelucci), White Rabbit (Bill Barber), Clubs (Joanne DeRiller and Lee Ann Akau)
Left to Right:
Bob Audette (Legs)
Marjorie Angelucci (Alice)
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