Crack The Case: Wonderland, the latest in Sight Lines Entertainment’s immersive detective theatre series, opens on 9 October at Goodman Arts Centre Blackbox (Block M), and runs to 1 November 2026.
Crack The Case: Wonderland by Sight Lines Entertainment
The experience is centred around The Mad Hatter who is holding his un-birthday tea party. Something is wrong in Wonderland and nobody is quite themselves.
Something — or someone — has stolen the Madness, the spark that makes Wonderland wonderful.
The guests have ninety minutes to work out who took it, solve the mystery and save Wonder.
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However, what happens across those ninety minutes is not fixed.
The audience moves through Wonderland at its own pace and meets the scenes out of order, following the story or leaving it to chase a clue down the rabbit hole instead.
Noah Yap plays the Mad Hatter, who down in the dumps at his own party. Tan Rui Shan plays the March Hare, Masturah Oli the Queen of Hearts. Zulfiqar Izzudin is the Cheshire Cat, and Victoria Lam is the Caterpillar.
Two Bands – One for Families, One for Adults
The season of Crack The Case: Wonderland is programmed in two bands.
The 10.30 am and 2 pm sessions are built with families in mind, and are open to guests aged 6 and above with an accompanying adult.
The 4.45 pm and 8 pm sessions are suitable for adults — for audiences who come for the mystery and stay for the drama.
The world and the case do not change. The room does — and in a show like this one, the room is most of it.
“You cannot write what a room is going to do,” said Krish Natarajan, writer and director of Wonderland. “A nine-year-old will ask the Hatter something no adult would think of, and a table of adults at eight o’clock will take apart a detail a family walked straight past. Same ninety minutes- but totally different takeaways for an audience with agency to piece together a narrative for themselves.”
The 90-minute experience is produced by Derrick Chew, with scenic design by Russell Goh, sound by Bennett Bay and costumes by Tan Jia Hui. Sight Lines Entertainment is in its fifteenth year.
Experience Crack The Case: Wonderland
The experience runs 90 minutes, is indoors and goes ahead rain or shine, and photography is permitted throughout.
There are no strenuous activities, but audiences are on their feet for the full ninety minutes: seating is reserved for VIP ticket holders and is not available with a Standard ticket.
Parents can also book the Wonderland Children’s Workshop — an hour of drama games, craft and tea-party etiquette at $48 for their children.
The Wonderland Children’s Workshop will be held at 9 am before the 10.30 am show and 12.30 pm before the 2 pm show. It is open to the same ages as the show, 6 and above.
Tickets
Tickets are $88 for the Standard Experience and $128 for the VIP Experience, with a Group of 4 package at 10 per cent off Standard tickets. Opening-week bookings of two tickets or more receive 20 per cent off Standard.
The VIP Experience adds a private tour of Wonderland before the doors open, priority entry, a reserved seat at the Hatter’s own table, a set of clues and a secret quest of its own, and a private photo opportunity with the cast.
Minimum age is 6 with adult accompaniment, and every guest requires a ticket. Tickets go on sale on Wednesday 3 September at bookmyshow.sg/e/CTCW2026.
