From 9 October to 1 November 2026 at Goodman Arts Centre, Noah Yap becomes the Mad Hatter in a 90 minute immersive Wonderland mystery. Guests can interrogate characters, pursue clues and influence the performance through real-time interactions. With no fixed sequence, every session could unfold differently.
The Mad Hatter’s Party Has Lost Its Madness
The mystery begins at the Mad Hatter’s un-birthday party, where something has gone terribly wrong. The tea is cold, the riddles are stale and Wonderland’s familiar residents no longer act like themselves. Guests have 90 minutes to identify who stole the “Madness” that gives Wonderland its spark. To solve the case, they must explore the space, question the characters and piece together the evidence.
Noah Yap, who played IP Man in the Ah Boys to Men films, leads the cast as the Mad Hatter. Meanwhile, Tan Rui Shan plays the March Hare, Masturah Oli takes on the Queen of Hearts, Zulfiqar Izzudin portrays the Cheshire Cat and Victoria Lam becomes the Caterpillar.
This Is Not The First Time Audiences Have Played Detective
Wonderland marks the latest instalment in the Crack The Case series of interactive mysteries. Each production combines live theatre with puzzles, exploration and audience participation.
For example, RED: An Artful Murder placed audiences inside a murder investigation. Guests explored the crime scene, interrogated suspects and searched for evidence that could expose the killer. In 2025, Crack The Case: The Dreamcatcher took participants into a suspect’s unstable subconscious. Instead of solving a murder, they had to discover what dangerous device he had planted and where he had hidden it.
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There Are Family-Friendly And Adult-Focused Sessions
Families can choose the 10.30am or 2pm sessions. In contrast, adults who want to focus on the mystery and drama may prefer the 4.45pm or 8pm sessions. Children must be at least six years old, and an adult must accompany them. In addition, every guest requires a ticket, including children.
Families can also add a one-hour Wonderland Children’s Workshop for S$48 per child. The programme includes drama games, craft activities and tea-party etiquette. The morning workshop runs from 9am to 10am before the 10.30am performance. Alternatively, families can attend the 12.30pm to 1.30pm workshop before the 2pm show.
Standard Or VIP Tickets: What Is The Difference?
The S$88 Standard Experience provides access to the complete 90 minute mystery. However, Standard tickets do not include seating. Guests will remain on their feet throughout the experience. Meanwhile, the S$128 VIP Experience includes a private tour of Wonderland before the doors open, priority entry and a reserved seat at the Mad Hatter’s table.
Furthermore, VIP guests receive exclusive clues, an additional secret quest and a private photo opportunity with the cast.
Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above who still have some of their S$100 SG Culture Pass credits can use them to offset the cost of tickets for this show.
