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SYNOPSIS
All children, except one, grow up... On the hunt for his pesky shadow, Peter Pan meets the Darling children in their Nursery. With a sprinkling of Tinkerbell's fairy dust, Wendy, John and Michael leave Nana the Dog behind on a flight to Neverland – a magical place home to lost boys, mermaids and the most villainous pirate of them all; Captain Hook! With Mrs Starkey and her bumbling son Smee by his side, Hook seeks revenge against Peter Pan who fed his hand to a tick-tocking crocodile. Will the boy who never grew-up rid Neverland of Captain Hook forever? Will the Darlings find their way home to London? And, most importantly, do you believe in fairies?
Find out in this swashbuckling pantomime that will have you 'hooked'!
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RUNNING TIME
1 hour 50 minutes [excluding interval]
ALL CHILDREN, EXCEPT ONE, GROW UP BUT NO ONE IS EVER TOO OLD TO ENJOY SUCH A WARM PROFESSIONAL AND FUN SHOW
NORTH WEST END UK
PETER PAN CHARACTERS
LARGE CAST [NINETEEN SPEAKING ROLES]
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TINKER BELL A pixie with attitude!
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JOHN DARLING Adventurous and pragmatic son of the Darlings.
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MICHAEL DARLING The youngest of the Darlings.
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WENDY DARLING The headstrong, eldest of the Darling children.
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DAME DARLING/LADY STARKEY Mother of the Darlings/A pirate wench. Smee's Mother.
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MR. DARLING/CAPTAIN HOOK Officious father of the Darlings/ The dastardly pirate.
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PETER PAN The boy who never grew up.
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SMEE The bumbling, loveable first mate.
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TIGER LILY Daughter of the chief.
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CHIEF BIG WILLIE The leader of the Neverlander tribe.
THE LOST BOYS
TOOTLES – NIBS – CURLY – SLIGHTLY – THE TWINS
ADDITIONAL CAST
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NANA THE DOG Canine nursemaid of the Darling children. A skin role.
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THE MERMAIDS: ARIEL – PERSIL – BOLD
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GORILLA
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THE CROCODILE
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
In 1929, J. M. Barrie gifted the rights to 'Peter Pan' to Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. In recognition of Barrie’s unprecedented generosity, and the exceptional work of the Hospital itself, a special clause in the UK’s Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988 granted the hospital the right to a royalty from 'Peter Pan' in perpetuity. For nearly 100 years, the story of 'Peter Pan' has enchanted children and adults alike, and continues to benefit the seriously ill children who are admitted to GOSH for life-saving treatment every day.
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PLEASE NOTE if your performance of 'Peter Pan' will take place in the United Kingdom or USA, in addition to a licence from TWP to perform this script, you will need to seek permission from and pay an additional licensing fee to Concord Theatricals on behalf of Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital Charity.
Please visit the Concord Theatricals website to apply and add a note in the 'Additional Comments' field that you would like to use the 'Tom Whalley Pantomimes' version.