Apparently, adults need rules to live by. But most people adhere to those rules blindly now, without asking themselves ‘why’. This leads to the incomprehensible, and sometimes arbitrary behavior that Alice experiences in Wonderland.

When entering Wonderland, Alice encounters a way of living and reasoning that is quite different from her own. A Duchess who is determined to find a moral in everything. Trials that seem to be very unjust. But during the journey through Wonderland, Alice learns to understand the adult world somewhat more. In fact, she is growing up. This is also represented by her physical changes during the story, the growing and shrinking.
this allows kids to relate to the story very easily. letting them connect very well (29 - M1)

mischief theatre believes "that everyone should have the opportunity to break free from the shackles of everyday life and escape with us to a world of carefully choreographed chaos, merry mishaps and timeless comedy."
they archive these through physical comedy, such as actors being apart of their environment fully, breaking walls, falling through doors and other purposeful "mistakes" (26 - P1)
they break character into their second actor character, for example in peter pan goes wrong the character playing captain hook gets fed up of the pantomime set up and yells at the audience saying "I know he's behind me, I'm the director I told him to be there" this creates comedy by subverting our expectations for how pantomimes are supposed to go  

they use a lot of clowning techniques in their work to create comedy

 

i am in charge of creating our prop sets 
we have created a sub plot for why we are incorporating physicality into a lot of the scenes, we have the idea that lily is a thief and stole all of them although we are keeping a few of them integrated, which i am creating