
at a palace inhabited by seven princesses .. . . including Queen Mary,
Queen Victoria and Princess Diana? Illusion or reality ?
As of Friday, March 26,
this fairytale has been brought to life in London at Kensington Palace
by Wildworks Theatre Company - along with quite a group of noted British
designers which include Vivienne Westwood, Boudicca, and Echo Morgan.

No velvet ropes or Do Not Touch signs.
This whimsical hand knit ( !! ) throne comes with an
invitation to be seated and make a wish.

contemporary interpretations scattered about as sculptures and illustrations to
document the historical fairytale experience.

with not-so-royal-brooches which exclaim:
I Am Expensive!
and
You Think You Own The World ? !

Knock 'em down and rearrange the army to YOUR liking.


where Aminaka Wilmont created a Dress of Tears
based on the tradition of collecting bottles of tears during times of mourning.
You'll be invited to leave a note of your own remembrance of the
last tears you shed.

Lots of drama .. .. .
and pure enchantment.
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I'm thinking this exhibition ( open until January 2012 ) is a must see
field trip for anyone inclined to appreciate a fresh take on British history.
I nominate Tristan of Enchanted Revelry and that Fashion Muse - Ingrid Mida
to be our Tour Leaders .
Now that would surely be an opportunity for
Great Fun with Large Doses of Enlightenment!
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If you'd like to learn more about The Enchanted Palace
exhibition, do check out these links:
Telegraph.com
and the BBC.com has a great audio slideshow
which walks you through the
experience with Bill Mitchell of Wildworks
and palace curator Joanna Marschner.