The story
Guided by the Always-Late Rabbit — late because of traffic, a stalled metro and running into a cousin — Alice travels through a universe where street snacks are dimensional portals and every bite tells a story of neighborhood, resilience and cravings.
Guests don't just watch: they taste, decide, take part and become part of the chaos.
How it works
Seven snacks, each presented as a portal with its story and origin: loaded chicharrón, classic dorilocos, esquites with bone marrow, jicaletas with chile and chamoy, pork rinds with black sauce, potatoes with chilorio and handmade spicy gummies.
Activities inspired by the tale: “Grow or Burn,” “The Council of Eternal Cravings” (the Mad Hatter's tea party, Mexican style) and “The Queen of Spice,” where a queen or king is chosen from the audience.
The characters
- Alice: curious and increasingly spicy.
- The Always-Late Rabbit: her guide, with an excuse for everything.
What's included
- Two professional costumed hosts
- Flexible, improvised theatrical script
- 7 small-portion snack tastings
- Immersive activities
- Themed décor
- Mexican humor and live narration
What you take home
- Discovering that street snacks have a history
- Plenty of laughs and stories
- Concluding that the real Wonderland was always Mexico
History and culture in every scene
As in all our experiences, the hosts' dialogue and the event's activities are written with real information about Mexican history and culture. You have fun and, without even noticing, you learn. Every dish arrives with its story: where it comes from, how it's made and what it says about the region and era that created it.
Format and customization
“Alice in Dorilocos Land” is one of our Mexican food tastings productions. We can adapt it to your venue, group size, menu and language, as a private event or on dates open to the public.
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