My name is Brad Shaw. I’m a voice actor, presenter and entrepreneur. At the beginning of the first lockdown, I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma and was told that I would have to face a year of immunotherapy infusions.I decided that I’d engage with the voiceover community and create a project that we could all get involved with. The Wonderland Challenge was born.I split Alice in Wonderland up into 159 one minute chunks and offered it out to my colleagues. The idea was that you record a minute and donate something to the NHS. I was overwhelmed with the response. I started to get enquiries from celebrities such as Dame Harriet Walter and Michael Palin amongst others. I collected the clips and started to piece it all together. To find out more about the project, follow this link.I will be releasing the book as a podcast, chapter by chapter until it is complete. EnjoyPS I have been in remission for 2 years now.
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My name is Brad Shaw. I’m a voice actor, presenter and entrepreneur. At the beginning of the first lockdown, I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma and was told that I would have to face a year of immunotherapy infusions.I decided that I’d engage with the voiceover community and create a project that we could all get involved with. The Wonderland Challenge was born.I split Alice in Wonderland up into 159 one minute chunks and offered it out to my colleagues. The idea was that you record a minute and donate something to the NHS. I was overwhelmed with the response. I started to get enquiries from celebrities such as Dame Harriet Walter and Michael Palin amongst others. I collected the clips and started to piece it all together. To find out more about the project, follow this link.I will be releasing the book as a podcast, chapter by chapter until it is complete. EnjoyPS I have been in remission for 2 years now.
Eating the magic cake makes Alice shoot up to nine feet tall. She can easily reach the golden key, but once again, she's far too big to get into the garden. She begins to cry with frustration, and her "gallons" of tears create a pool that's four inches deep. The White Rabbit rushes by and, terrified at the sight of giant Alice, drops his gloves and fan. Alice picks up the fan, which causes her to shrink until she almost disappears. The key is out of reach again. Worse, Alice slips and falls into the pool of tears, which, now that she's tiny, reaches up to her chin. A mouse swims by. Alice tries to start a conversation but blunders by talking about what a good mouser her cat is. The Mouse offers to tell her its sad story on the "shore" of the pool. Alice notices that the pool of tears now contains several other strange animals. She swims to shore with the other creatures following. Chapter 2 is wonderfully read by: Darren Altman Angela Ness Raphael Von Blumenthal Terry Molloy Tom Allenby George Naylor Katherine Weare Melissa Medina Angela Griffin Andrew Piper Lee Fomes Michael Palin
The Wonderland Challenge: Alice In Wonderland
My name is Brad Shaw. I’m a voice actor, presenter and entrepreneur. At the beginning of the first lockdown, I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma and was told that I would have to face a year of immunotherapy infusions.I decided that I’d engage with the voiceover community and create a project that we could all get involved with. The Wonderland Challenge was born.I split Alice in Wonderland up into 159 one minute chunks and offered it out to my colleagues. The idea was that you record a minute and donate something to the NHS. I was overwhelmed with the response. I started to get enquiries from celebrities such as Dame Harriet Walter and Michael Palin amongst others. I collected the clips and started to piece it all together. To find out more about the project, follow this link.I will be releasing the book as a podcast, chapter by chapter until it is complete. EnjoyPS I have been in remission for 2 years now.
