Alice in Wonderland + The Mad Hatter's Magic Tea Party

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Sat 19 Oct 2013 14:00

Alice in Wonderland + The Mad Hatter's Magic Tea Party

As part of the nation-wide Family Arts Festival taking place this October and November, Watershed brings you a curious season of films and workshops perfect for all the family. Join us on 19 October for a screening of Tim Burton's reimagining of Alice in Wonderland and The Mad Hatter's Magic Tea…

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Alice in Wonderland + The Mad Hatter's Magic Tea Party

Modern Gothic master Tim Burton's visual riot of adventure and fantasy is a superb reimagining of Lewis Carroll's classic story. 19-year-old Alice takes another tumble down the rabbit hole to the magical world she has faint memories of visiting as a young girl, where she reunites with her friends the White Rabbit, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Cheshire Cat and, of course, the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp).

After the film all the family can take their seats at the Mad Hatter's Magic Tea Party where things get curiouser and curiouser at this celebration with a twist featuring our marvellous Magicians in Residence, otherworldly games, hands-on animation, and tea and cakes that even the Queen of Hearts would approve of.

Film + Tea Party ticket price: £4.00 per child / £6.00 adults (must be accompanied by a child).

Book your tickets by calling Watershed on 0117 927 5100 or book online here.

This season was brought to you by the Future Producers - a group of up and coming Bristol creatives with a flair for programming.

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