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All roads lead to Rome and so little Alice, catapulted in Wonderland, landed in the capital with a show entirely dedicated to the fantastic novel of English Lewis Carroll that, just on November 26 last year, celebrated the 150th anniversary of the publication and that continues to fascinate both adults and children.

We have witnessed an immersive experience with the world premiere of “The Adventures of Alice”, at the former barracks now called Guido Reni Guido Reni District, a multimedia exhibition dedicated to families and which incorporates the original drawings by John Tenniel. The structure of the “Guido Reni district” in Rome, with its ample space lends itself to different forms of art and performance.

The telling of the story of Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll, 1865) with his psychedelic visions, lends itself well to a 360-degree narrative, with screens and a stage set that put the visitor at the center of the narrative wherever it faces being able to comfortably sit on benches or strolling around the huge room.

Various costumed actors interact then with the audience, especially the smaller ones, in style “Wonderland” lending itself to games and funny conversations. The graphics and the choreography is dominated by the huge book by Lewis Carroll in the center, which runs in sync, with the action shown on the screens, the text of the novel. It is a cozy and relaxed environment where you can really enjoy the narration. The big red mushroom on a  side and trees/vines illuminated by a  ghostly green light, made a good framing for the narration.

The story is faithful to the book and it can also attract younger viewers keeping up their interest thanks to the wise direction showing the action on the screens moving expertly and smoothly from one to another.

 

At the end of the show you will enter into a second room mainly for children, with giant buildings blocks  and an inflatable  maze to play with. Parent can enjoy the bar in the corner, also in Alice in Wonderland style to have few minutes of relax.

Reserving your place is REALLY recommended, because the show lasts about an hour and access is allowed only at the beginning and to a maximum of 150 people at a time.

Note for our English readers, both the performance and the book are in italian.

The exhibition is on display until March 19, 2017.

 

“- Alice: For how long is forever?

  – White Rabbit: Sometimes, just one second. “

Alice’s Adventures a magical experience in Wonderland

 

Opening time

Everyday:
Mon-Fri: 10: 00-19: 30 (last admission 18:00)
Sat: 10: 00-19: 30 (last admission 20:00)
Sun: 10: 00-20: 30 (last admission 19:00)

 

Cost

Admission: € 14,00 on weekdays € 12,00
Advance sales and reservations on Tickeone – tel: 892 101https://goo.gl/PRVGDf

roma_guido-reni-districtGuido Reni district
Via Guido Reni 7, Roma 
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By Silvio de Pecher

Silvio de Pecher
Job: slasher... Journalist / Photographer / Contractor / Consultant / Maker Born in Rome in 1963 is officially a Journalist since 1993

Professional experience:
1994 Antarctic Project. Cooperation, with of Sergio Pillon, in evaluating the chance to be partner in beta testing phase Win dows Nt with Microsoft software Italy.
1994 (co) founder Italia OnLine S.p.A. with Sergio Mello-Grand, Marco Ottolini and Giovanni Maruzzelli.
1995 - 2006 Gruppo Editoriale Jackson s (then VNU Business Press) - Cinisello Balsamo (Milan). Consulting and collaboration for the magazine "BIT". From July 1996 onwards: editor in chief. Editor for magazines: - “Micro & Soft”- “PC Dealer” - “PC Magazine”- “Network News”.
1997 (co)Founder with Guido Ceccarelli and Valerio Salvi “la Tana dei Goblin“; association for the dissemination of intelligent board gaming. (now 35 clubs in Italy).
1999 Streaming and real time news on Internet on behalf of the RockOnLine Italy for the Monza Rock Festival.
1999 Implementation on behalf of ITNet / Vatican / RealNetworks real time streaming on the Internet of the ceremony of the opening of the Holy Door December 24th.
2000 - 2005 Foreign correspondent for the VNU group in the United States.
2000 - 2009 Management of www.dagospia.com
2004 - 2006 Professor at the University of Camerino - 2nd level Master in e-health.
2005 - 2006 Full Management of 4 issues of the magazine “ Trucchi” on behalf of VNU.
2010 - 2014 (co)Founder with Stefano Corso, Rina Ciampolillo Luciano Usai “Associazione di Arti Fotografiche 42mm”
2014 - Development of integrated micro-controllers and microcomputer platforms on Arduino and Raspberry PI
2015 Deposit a patent regarding the method for measuring the residual value of the objects.
2015 - Start a new photography studio with a group of photographers "Camera 42"
2015 - Development of integrated system for Raspberry PI real-time streaming full HD on YouTube
2015 - Start a collaboration with Rome Central

Over 800 articles published in magazines and newspapers: BIT, PC Magazine, Network News, PC Floppy, PC Dealer, CRN, Micro&Soft, Display, Informatizzarsi, Multimedia PC, Multipurpose PC, Il Giornale, ONLine Magazine, Hacker Journal, CRN, Trucchi PC, Computeridea, Liberazione.

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