December 26 & 27, 2026 · Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Finally, a big Christmas show made for kids, not adapted for them.
The story, the pace and the humour are built for children, with plenty for grown-ups too.
The musical, Santa's Disco Afterparty with his Elves, and a gift for every child.
Two acts with a 15-minute intermission, then Santa's Disco Afterparty — the whole visit in one trip.
10268 Yonge St — easy to reach from across the GTA, north of Toronto, with parking at the theatre.
The classic story, told exactly as it should be.
Alice follows a White Rabbit in a waistcoat down the rabbit hole and lands in a mysterious land. On her way she meets the Blue Caterpillar, the grinning Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Dodo, who tells her story, all the way to the court of the Queen of Hearts. Just Lewis Carroll's beloved tale, with its songs, dances and wonders intact.
Trailer
What's included
One ticket is the whole visit: nothing else to book or add on the day.
Alice's journey through Wonderland on the big stage: wonderful songs, bright costumes and stage effects, in two acts, with original music and big dance numbers. Halfway through, a 15 minute intermission: time to rest, stretch little legs and have a snack before the second act begins.
When the curtain falls, the celebration moves to a separate hall: dancing with Santa and his Elves, music, and room for every child to join in.
Every child receives a gift, already included in the ticket, and during the party children take their photos with Santa, gifts in hand, right on your phone, so the pictures are yours the same day.
For kids & parents
Short, bright scenes, a song or a dance every few minutes, and a story that never sits still: this show was created for audiences ages 4 to 12, wiggles included. Older kids follow the plot and the jokes; younger ones ride the music and the colour.
For parents it is just as deliberate: one nearby theatre, one visit. Easy to reach from anywhere in the GTA, with parking right at the theatre, and nothing else to book or plan on the day.
Songs, dances and surprises in every scene, so the story never sits still.
Jokes written for kids, with a second layer that parents catch. Nobody is just waiting for the little ones to laugh.
The musical runs in two acts with a 15 minute intermission to stretch, snack and reset, and the whole visit, party included, fits into about two hours.
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts is an easy drive from Vaughan, Markham, Thornhill and North York, north of Toronto, with parking at the theatre.
The musical, Santa's Disco Afterparty with his Elves in a separate hall, and the children's gifts: all included, so there is nothing else to book, add or plan on the day.
Arrive about 30 minutes early, enjoy the foyer photo spots, and after the show take your own photos with Santa during the party, right on your phone.
Who you will meet
Old favourites, larger than life, and close enough to wave at: on her journey Alice meets them all, the Blue Caterpillar, the Dodo, and the rest of Wonderland.
Curious, brave and full of questions.
Always late, always in a hurry. Follow him.
That grin shows up before he does.
It is always tea time at his table.
Loud, proud and very fond of her roses.
Wonderland's storyteller, guiding Alice, and you, through every wonder.
Who makes this show
Alice in Wonderland is produced by STAR Entertainment. For 15 years, this team has brought large-scale Christmas productions to Toronto — the kind of celebration families plan their holidays around.
Last year, the same team presented The Nutcracker: A Christmas Musical. That experience is in every detail of Alice: a story paced for children rather than shortened for them, full-scale staging, costumes and effects, original music and choreography, and performers who know exactly how to hold a hall full of four-to-twelve-year-olds from the first song to the final bow.
Dates & tickets
Every ticket includes the musical, Santa's Disco Afterparty with his Elves, and a gift for every child.
Getting there
Richmond Hill Centre is an easy drive from anywhere in the GTA,
north of Toronto, with parking
right at
the theatre.
Good to know
About two hours in total, all in one visit: the musical in two acts, a 15 minute intermission in the middle, and then Santa's Disco Afterparty, where every child receives their gift.
The show is made for ages 4 to 12 and paced for them. Younger children are welcome (with their own ticket) and usually love the music, colour and characters.
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, 10268 Yonge St, Richmond Hill, with parking available at the theatre. It is an easy drive from Vaughan, Markham, Thornhill and North York.
Yes. Your ticket covers the musical, the afterparty in a separate hall with Santa and his Elves, and a personal gift for the children.
Yes, bring your phone or camera. During the afterparty, parents take photos with Santa themselves, so the pictures are on your phone right away.
Yes. By the theatre's rules, every spectator needs a ticket, whatever their age, including babies and toddlers.
Created for children, from the start. The story, pace, humour and running time are built for ages 4 to 12, with jokes and choreography that older kids, and parents, enjoy on their own level too.
Absolutely, Wonderland costumes are welcome and encouraged. It is the best outfit for the foyer photo spots and the party, and we love seeing Alices, Hatters and little White Rabbits in the audience.
The 15 minute intermission is a good time to stretch and have a snack. Strollers stay in the lobby during the show, and the ushers will show you where. The theatre has wheelchair seating: choose accessible seats when you book, or call the box office at 905-787-8811.
Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before your performance: time to park, hang up coats and enjoy the foyer photo spots before the curtain rises.
Tickets are sold through the theatre box office, and returns and exchanges follow the box office's policy. Call the box office at 905-787-8811 and they will help.
One weekend only
Three performances, December 26 and 27, and every ticket holds the whole celebration: the musical, Santa's party and the children's gifts. When these seats are gone, the rabbit hole closes until next year.