Archive listings for Wendy: A Peter Pan Story (2023)

Work type: Kids show.

T01192158953

Award-winning writer James Baldwin's adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic story speaks of the innocence and wonder of childhood and the importance of imagination and creativity.Director Jenny Davies. Director Lex Kaby (assistant). Design Anisha Fields. Design Charlie Cook (associate designer). Director Adam Fuller (puppet director). Director Deepra Singh (movement). Director Bethan Clark (fight). Music Jack Drewry. Sound Jack Drewry (for Tink). Sound Dinah Mullen. Sound Nick Laws. Sound Diana Drew (assistant). Lighting Joe Price. Lighting Nicola Crawford (associate lighting designer). Design Chris Harrisson (projection designer). Other James Lisk (projection engineer). Design Virginie Taylor (caption designer). Other Hannah Malone (caption operator). Other Lisa Hall (production manager). Stage ManagerKirsty Milne. Stage ManagerChaz Webb (deputy). Stage ManagerBryony Harrison-Pettit (assistant). Performer Liana Cottrill (Wendy). Performer Rozelle Gemma (Mum / Hook). Performer JoAnne Haines (Jon Michael / Tootles). Performer Alice Lamb (Tink). Performer Joseph Tweedale (Peter). Performer Joseph Brown (Understudy Peter / Jon Michael / Tootles / Tink). Performer Loussin Pilkian (Understudy Wendy / Mum / Hook).

1 Dec 23 to 13 Jan 24

Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854
listing details L0440764671

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All children, except one, grow up, but some grow up faster than others. In the faded kitchen of a once-grand town-house, Wendy is growing up fast, perhaps a little too fast. Between her homework and caring for her family, Wendy dreams of one last childhood adventure In fly Peter and his friend Tink, a mischievous pair who can't or won't grow up. When they steal Wendy away to The Neverland, the stage is set for a thrilling battle against time, against Hook, and against magic!

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Adapted by: James Baldwin (from Peter Pan by J M Barrie)

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