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Peter Pan In Kensington Gardens

15 to 17 Oct 2021

New Wimbledon Theatre

Discover the origins of how one child called Peter became 'the boy who wouldn't grow up' through the imagination of 13-year-old runaway Mary and her father as they act out the stories of Peter's earliest adventures in Kensington Gardens.

Image courtesy New Wimbledon Theatre

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Synopsis

Introducing wonderful new characters including Solomon Caw, the old crow and Mab, Queen of the Fairies, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens is an ode to imagination and play for the young at heart of all ages, crammed with Barrie's charming brand of nostalgia and wit.

Celebrate Barrie's 160th anniversary this spring by joining Mary to hear the forgotten story of Peter's beginnings, as she explores what it really means to 'grow up' and finds for herself that to live is an awfully big adventure.

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Age suitability: Suitable for all ages

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Theatre

Name:

New Wimbledon Theatre - Time and Leisure Studio

Postal address:

The Broadway
London SW19 1QG

Box office tel:

Box office email: -

Dates

Previews from:Friday 15 October 2021

Closes:Sunday 17 October 2021

Performance days & times

Evening:

‑

Matinee:

Fri at 17:00

Sat at 12:00, 14:30 and 16:30

Sun at 12:00 and 14:30

Running time: To be confirmed

Tickets

Standard:

From £8.80 (no transaction fees)

Creatives

Author: From the novel by J. M. Barrie
Production: Betwixt-and-Between