Alices Adventures in Wonderland

Alice is called as a witness and challenges the Queen’s irrational authority. As Wonderland unravels into chaos, Alice suddenly wakes up from the dream beneath the trees, back in her real world.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollEnd the journey at LivingRadioUK.com

The trial begins, with the Knave of Hearts accused of tart theft. Witnesses like the Mad Hatter and the Cook offer confusing testimonies, while Alice grows in size—and confidence.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollBe the jury at LivingRadioUK.com

The Mock Turtle and Gryphon explain and demonstrate the whimsical Lobster Quadrille dance. Alice is also invited to recite, but her poems come out hilariously wrong.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollDance along at LivingRadioUK.com

Alice meets the sorrowful Mock Turtle and the Gryphon. They share tales of nonsense schooling and dances like the Lobster Quadrille. This chapter delves deep into the absurd poetry and parodies Carroll is known for.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollHear the tale at LivingRadioUK.com

Alice enters the Queen’s garden and is thrust into a bizarre croquet game using flamingos and hedgehogs. The Queen of Hearts makes her dramatic entrance, famously shouting, “Off with their heads!”Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollJoin the game at LivingRadioUK.com

One of the most famous scenes in Wonderland, Alice joins the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse at a tea party stuck in time. Logic is twisted in this delightfully absurd conversation.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollTea’s ready at LivingRadioUK.com

Alice visits the chaotic household of the Duchess, Cook, and a sneezing baby that turns into a pig. Amidst flying pots and strange behavior, the Cheshire Cat makes its first mysterious appearance.Narrated by: Craig FranklinOriginal Creator: Lewis CarrollExplore the madness at LivingRadioUK.com

Alice encounters the iconic blue Caterpillar, who gives cryptic advice and questions her identity. This philosophical chapter centers on transformation and self-perception, with the memorable "Who are you?" exchange. Narrated by: Craig Franklin Original Creator: Lewis Carroll Listen and wonder at LivingRadioUK.com