Peter Pan
From: Saturday, 26th May 2012
To: Saturday, 16 June 2012
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Our Review:
Anne Morley-Priestman - 28 May 2012
Tunes – real tunes – can seem in short supply these days where the latest musicals are concerned. This new adaptation of J M Barrie’s Peter Pan has a whole sequence of them beginning with “The crocodile song” and going on with “Building a wendy house” and “Mother will be there”. It's thanks to composer and musical director Steven Markwick – and that’s not to mention Vicky Ireland’s skilful filleting of the original and clever end-of-line rhythms.
Bob Carlton has directed it with a sure touch, aided by an extremely effective set by Norman Coates which makes clever use of the Queen’s Theatre’s grave-traps and provides a truly magical final tableau. There are a couple of stand-out performances, but the pull-together qualities of an ensemble of actor-musicians who can play off as well as with each other shouldn’t be underestimated.
In the title role Dylan Kennedy is ...
Cast
Callum Hughes
Simon Jessop
Sam Kordbacheh
Greg Last
Jonathan Markwood
Natasha Moore
Kate Robson-Stuart
Dylan Kennedy
Alison Thea-Skot
Matthew James Hinchliffe
Creative
J M Barrie (Author)
Cut to the Chase (Company)
Vicky Ireland (Adaptation)
Steven Markwick (Music)
Steven Markwick (Lyrics)
Bob Carlton (Director)
Norman Coates (Design)
Hannah Welch (Choreographer)
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