Peter Pan

Peter Pan at Park Theatre

Why see Peter Pan?

Sprinkle Your Christmas Celebrations With A Little Pixie Dust

Start off your festive season with the high-flying magic of JM Barrie's beloved children's tale Peter Pan! Dazzlingly brought to life by Jonathan O'Boyle, the creative mastermind behind Off West End smash hits Hair and Pippin, the Park Theatre production invites audiences young and old on a thrilling adventure about with swashbuckling pirates, naughty fairies, mysterious mermaids and a mischievous boy who never grows old.

First published in 1904, Peter Pan has lived on in various forms and adaptations, most notably the the 1953 Disney animation. The story follows the Darling siblings, who leave their home when a magic-capable youth named Peter Pan flies into their room and convinces them to make the journey to his home world Neverland, where the lost boys and a certain handless pirate await...

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1 reviews, average rating: (1.0 Stars)

Carole

Bloody brilliant

This is my 5 th year of the palladium panto and it was its usual brilliant amazing self . Anything with Julian clary in is going to have sexual innuendos in and he is extremely funny with it. If you want a traditional panto go to your local theatre and a matinee as this one is for the more mature audience . It also states parental discretion is advised due to innuendo and with Julian clary it’s obvious what sort. In my eyes it is the funniest panto ever and I book for it every year ... Read more

Rebecca

Rebecca : Loved it!

One word to describe this version of Peter Pan - brilliant! Most original and funny pantomime I have ever seen. ... Read more

Debbie

Christmas Cheer

Excellent Panto, I saw this last night and probably the best panto I have seen. I am regular at the Wimbledon Theater Xmas Panto and this is by far the most entertaining one I have seen. Panto has always had a tradition of bad acting and camp delivery so don't go expecting a Tony award winning performance, it annoys me that other reviews have been so scaring. Best bits for me were the singing trio, The Baywatch and Knightrider references and the American Indian dance. True - the story line was a bit weak, but still kept me captivated with the random song selection and celebrity watching on stage. Definitely a panto that the Adults can enjoy as much as the children! ... Read more
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