What are the event dates for Alice In Wonderland Jr. at Ridgedale Players?
Alice In Wonderland Jr. will be performed at Ridgedale Players from March 12 to March 21, 2027.
Where is Ridgedale Players located?
Ridgedale Players is situated in Troy, Michigan, providing a charming and intimate setting for family-friendly performances.
What are the parking options at Ridgedale Players?
Parking is available on-site at Ridgedale Players. For additional parking secrets, consider arriving early to secure a spot close to the entrance.
Is public transportation available to Ridgedale Players?
Yes, public transport options are available in Troy. Check local transit schedules for routes that service the area around Ridgedale Players.
What is the seating arrangement like at Ridgedale Players?
Ridgedale Players features a cozy seating arrangement that enhances the audience's experience. The best seating typically offers a clear view of the stage, while seats further back may have obstructed views.
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What is the price range for tickets to Alice In Wonderland Jr.?
Prices currently start around $25 and may vary based on market demand as the event date approaches.
Are there any age restrictions for attending Alice In Wonderland Jr.?
This performance is suitable for children and families, making it an excellent choice for audiences of all ages.
What is the typical duration of Alice In Wonderland Jr.?
The typical setlist duration for Alice In Wonderland Jr. is approximately 60-90 minutes, making it an engaging experience for young audiences.
Alice In Wonderland Jr. Albany Theatre reviews
absolute tease
I have never been to a high-caliber arena rock show that has ended at 10:15pm. Things started to get better as they played, and then they blew me away with Knights of Cydonia and my mind began to change. The stage production was audacious but Alice In Wonderland Jr. felt lazy one moment and rushed at the next, and generally less than enthused about being there. Muse fans deserved far more than what they got that night. I sat down for a moment, fully expecting an encore, which I felt would be guaranteed with a band this high profile. They did not satisfy the undisclosed desires in my heart, and I certainly won't be paying fifty bucks to see a pathetically short set like that again. Then the lights came on and music began to play on the PA. I was shocked.