Mad Hatter The Musical
  • West End

A prequel, vivid unveiling, of the story of the Mad Hatter from the classic tale, Alice in Wonderland. Mad Hatter the Musical, spotlights the untold story of the Franklin Magellan, as he makes his way to wonderland. The show follows a crippled man from boyhood and all the tragic life changing events that lead him to becoming of the famous "Mad Hatter" The story introduces former dancer and wife Marybeth, exotic Cheshire cat Yola and even the evil Queen of the Hearts, herself. Franklin, a strong willed hatter who was dealt horrible hand of cards in life, unexpectedly, finds his way to Wonderland where his pain vanishes and his future is filled with dance. While in Wonderland he is enamoured with his new life and is fascinated by the power of the wonderland crystal. When accidently sent back to reality, Franklin does whatever it takes to get back to wonderland but instead finds a never ending tea party.

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