Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

There are books you want to return to again and again—to reread them, mark new meanings, find subtext you missed before. One such story is “Alice in Wonderland.” Today Alice’s adventures—those of a curious girl in an astonishing, upside-down land—appear to us in a new light thanks to the enchanting voice of Agata Mutsenietse.

The Latvian theatre and film actress, model, and television host is known to audiences for her role as Daria Starkova in the mystical TV series “Closed School.” The actress has appeared in advertisements for many leading domestic and foreign brands and in music videos.

Now Agata reveals other facets of her talent—to become a reader of audiobooks. In her performance, the novel turns into a completely new—and yet familiar from childhood—fairy tale. And the listener will be able to dive back into absurd but so fun adventures.

“Alice in Wonderland” is considered children’s literature, but Lewis Carroll’s book is so deep and multifaceted that even an adult audience will find plenty of interesting things there. The English master of words managed to pack complex absurdist content into a light fairy-tale form. Here you can find not only unusual characters and paradoxical logic, but also a wealth of philosophical concepts. All this helps you better understand how language works and how human thinking is arranged.