The day when Lewis Carroll met Alice Liddell on the banks of the Thames, as noted by the English poet W. H. Auden, "is as memorable in the history of literature as July 4th is in the history of America." Natalia Indeykina's production invites the audience to reflect once again on the legendary fairy tale farce. The fairy tale story created by the English mathematician and photographer Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known worldwide by the pen name Lewis Carroll, is one of the few children's books that has seriously influenced modern art and popular culture. Since its first publication in 1865, Carroll's text has undergone countless incarnations through all existing visual and audiovisual arts. Natalia Indeykina's production, a film actress and director specializing in children's plays, will present the audience with the story of Alice's journey to Wonderland. Just as the meaning of Carroll's remarkable text acquires new shades from translation to translation, each new staging gives the audience a chance to look at the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the Caterpillar, the royal court, and Alice herself in a new light. Find other performances in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.