Considered the first modern dramatization of the Alice stories, it was produced on Broadway to considerable critical attention and acclaim. All the familiar characters from both "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass" appear in this adaptation by this popular playwright. Lewis Carroll visits Alice one day for tea and thus starts Alice's fascinating adventures as she travels through the looking-glass and steps right into the nonsense stories. First produced in Chicago, the play then transferred to Broadway where it had a highly successful production. Gerstenberg's timeless adaptation is still produced today and continues to entertain and hold audiences captive with its unique style.