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It took me two days to be able to sit down and enjoy Tim Burton’s latest foray into the world of weird: Alice in Wonderland. The sold-out show obviously appealed to two different types of viewers: avid fans of Disney’s classic, as well as Burton followers clad in Nightmare Before Christmas tees. A fan of the Burton/Depp partnership, I sat down expecting good things. And I got them. I have always been a fan of a Burton set. From Charlie and the Chocolate Factory MORE
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