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About
Wonderland takes centre stage in Cirque Alice at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. This spectacular production reimagines Lewis Carroll’s classic tales and brings the world of Alice to life through breath-taking acrobatics, aerial artistry and inventive storytelling.
Expect gravity-defying stunts, striking visuals and a cast of iconic Wonderland characters as Alice tumbles into a fantastical world of wonder.
What is Cirque Alice about?
Step into Wonderland as Alice’s journey unfolds on stage. As she travels through this curious world, Alice encounters a host of familiar characters and surreal moments, all set to a vibrant soundtrack of reworked classical music. The result is a visually rich and high-energy circus experience filled with wonder, humour and spectacle.
Perfect for families and theatre fans alike, Cirque Alice is a magical adventure full of unforgettable moments.
Why Cirque Alice is London's must-see Christmas spectacle?
Cirque Alice is a bold festive reimagining of Alice in Wonderland, combining classic storytelling with world-class circus performance to create a fast-moving visual spectacle. Acrobatics, aerial stunts and physical theatre bring the story to life in surprising and imaginative ways.
The production is set to be one of London's standout festive shows thanks to its scale, international cast and striking stage design. All set to a reworked classical soundtrack that creates a fully immersive theatrical experience.
Is Cirque Alice by Cirque du Soleil?
Cirque Alice is not a Cirque du Soleil production. The Alice in Wonderland-inspired circus show is produced by the creators of The Illusionists and Circus 1903.
How to book Cirque Alice tickets
Buy Cirque Alice tickets via the booking button on this page. When booking, you can select your desired seats and view ticket prices.
Cirque Alice runs for a limited season from 12 December to 3 January 2027.
Cirque Alice performance times
Performance times vary throughout the run. Evening performances usually take place Tuesday to Sunday at 7.30pm, with an additional evening show on 28 December.
Matinee performances are scheduled on selected dates, typically at 3pm, with occasional performances at 11am and 1pm. Check the booking calendar for exact show times.
Where is Cirque Alice showing?
Cirque Alice is showing at the Royal Festival Hall at Southbank Centre.
Southbank Centre – venue information
How to get there:
- Tube – The nearest Underground station is Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City)
- Bus – The following bus routes stop near the venue at Waterloo Bridge (Stop P & Stop N): 1, 59, 68, 76, 139, 168, 172, 176, 188, 243, 341
- Cycle – Hire a Santander Cycles bike and head to Concert Hall Approach and Belvedere Road where you’ll find a docking station a two-minute walk away from the venue.
Cirque Alice FAQs
What is Cirque Alice about?
Cirque Alice reimagines Alice in Wonderland as a spectacular circus adventure. Featuring familiar Wonderland characters brought to life through breath-taking acrobatics, aerial performances, puppetry and stunning visuals.
How long is Cirque Alice?
The experience is approximately two hours long and does not include an interval.
What is the age rating for Cirque Alice?
The show Cirque Alice Southbank Centre London is suitable for children aged five and above. Children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Can you buy food and drink at Cirque Alice?
The Royal Festival Hall has several on-site options where you can enjoy food and drinks before or after the show. Only light snacks or sweets are allowed inside the auditorium. Any alcoholic drinks must be purchased in advance from the Southbank Centre bars.
How much are Cirque Alice tickets?
Book tickets for Cirque Alice online with Visit London and view a seating plan to pick where to sit using the booking button on this page.
| Adult ticket | £38.75 to £163.75 per ticket |
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