In an age when imagination often lies dormant and the bond with the mystery of childhood fades, Alice’s Dream emerges as a poetic and visual exploration of the transformative power of dreams, play, and wonder. Now an adult, Alice no longer remembers the curious child she once was. After an inner fracture, she falls into a deep sleep, drifting away from everyday reality and the rigidity of adult time, in search of the lost fragments of herself. As she closes her eyes, her body remains still, but her mind opens to a journey beyond the known — a world inhabited by impossible creatures, reversed logics, and fluid identities. In this dream, which becomes an inner Wonderland, Alice encounters figures that reflect her desires, fears, and unspoken questions. Each encounter marks a step toward transformation, where meaning breaks apart and reassembles anew. The moment of awakening coincides with the acceptance of change. As in all works by Zaches Teatro, the stage becomes a living matter: lights shift like inner seasons, bodies transform, and sounds breathe with the rhythm of dreams. The theatrical space turns into a living organism in constant transformation. The performance does not tell a traditional fairy tale, but evokes an experience — a shared dream between performers and audience, where everyone is invited to recognize their own wonders, fears, and perhaps, their own inner “Alice.” A revelatory dream that evokes a theatrical ritual, suspended between wakefulness and sleep.