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The document discusses a contemporary fantasy drama that explores themes of grief and healing through various characters, including the Duchess, the White Rabbit, and the Queen. It poses questions for actors, designers, and directors on how to enhance dramatic interactions and establish a sense of time and place in a production. Specific passages are highlighted for directing and performance strategies to maximize emotional impact.

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Alice Notes

The document discusses a contemporary fantasy drama that explores themes of grief and healing through various characters, including the Duchess, the White Rabbit, and the Queen. It poses questions for actors, designers, and directors on how to enhance dramatic interactions and establish a sense of time and place in a production. Specific passages are highlighted for directing and performance strategies to maximize emotional impact.

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contemporary fantasy drama.

grief and the process of healing.

COMMENTATOR- Cheshire Cat


Duchess is a short, ugly, and rude character who is a relative of the Queen of Hearts

The White Rabbit can also represent following one's instincts, seeking new opportunities, or
even facing personal challenges with courage.

Queen character

flamingo
headhog

How would you direct this section of the extract to heighten the drama? 10 marker

8 In this extract, WILLIE interacts differently with REBECCA and TOBIAS. As an actor,
explain how you would perform the role of WILLIE to show these different interactions.

As a designer, how would you establish a sense of time and place for a production of the
extract?

Read the passage from line 475 [‘God go with you.’] to the end of the
extract. As a director, how would you direct this passage to achieve the most
dramatic effect?

Read the passage from line 490 [‘Watson, a word with you, my friend.’]
to the end of the scene.
How would you direct this section of the extract to heighten the
drama?

Actor Designer Director Don’t Know /


designer and
director

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