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Synopsis:

Step through the looking glass and into a world where reality bends and nothing is quite as it seems. Between Two Worlds is a mesmerizing journey inspired by Alice in Wonderland, where the boundaries between the familiar and the fantastical blur. The show begins in a structured, orderly world, with towering face-card props standing tall—Aces, Kings, Queens, and Jacks watching over a place of logic and control. But when the hypnotic strains of White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane emerge, the descent begins. A massive mirror shimmers, acting as the portal between two realms, and suddenly, the band is thrust into a chaotic, dreamlike world where the once-straight lines twist, the music distorts, and madness takes hold. Danny Elfman’s Alice’s Theme (from Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland) fuels this eerie, off-kilter energy, building a world both whimsical and unsettling.

Just as quickly as they were lost, the band regains control, stepping back through the mirror and returning to the world they once knew. But something isn’t quite right—an unease lingers in the air. As they stand poised in triumph, a ghostly voice echoes through the stadium: the haunting melody of Pure Imagination calls to them, luring them back. One by one, they fall under its spell, drawn once more toward the mirror, disappearing into the unknown. The final note lingers in the air like a question—did they ever truly leave the other world, or had they merely imagined their escape?