A few years ago Alice in Wonderland attracted the attention of the Manhattan Project but an avant-grade sort of theater group headed by a guy named Andre Gregory in Manhattan. As I recall their production involved lots of vaudeville-type stuff and so on and got good reviews and is coming to the Loeb at 8 p.m. on Monday, staying until Wednesday, and being followed by Samuel Beckett's ENDGAME.

I don't know anything about THE GEORGE FAISON UNIVERSAL DANCE EXPERIENCE, except that it's opening tonight at 8 at the Loeb, and also has performances tomorrow and Saturday.

Beckett's HAPPY DAYS is opening at the Loeb Ex tonight at 8:30. It's a two-character play with two acts, I believe, one of whom is buried up to her waist in the first act and up to her neck in the second, and The Crimson's expert on Beckett says it's not his best play. But how bad can it be? Till Saturday.

KAFKA: THE WORLD OF PARABLE deserves all the audience it can get, according to The Crimson's review, and we all know how reliable those are, 8:30 at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church, 1151 Mass Ave.

On my way home for vacation I listened to this woman who works at a mental hospital hereabouts talk about taking her patients to see ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST for therapy. She said they admired it--as it would be hard to help doing--but didn't find it relevant to their lives. 7:30 at the Charles Playhouse in Boston.