Cast

Storyteller Tom O’Sullivan Mr Darling Jonathan Brittain Mrs Darling Rose Tomaszewska

Wendy Laura Douglas-Bate John Josiah Norris Michael Hannah Strawson Nana Sam Conway Liza Daniella McManamon

Peter Pan Matthew Hassall

Slightly Kayleigh Keam Tootles Dennies Mailu

Nibs Ollie Tucker Curley Constance Malpel First Twin Isobel Palmer

Second Twin Abby Hunt Tinker Bell Jonathan Brittain

James Hook John Kearns

Smee Pete Ralph Cecco James Lacy

Bill Jukes Victoria Haddow Cookson Leila Kandola Starkey Benjamin Paynter Skylights Amber Dodd Noodler Shey Hargreaves

Robert Mullins Susie Prater Chay Turley Laura Coyne

Tiger Lily Carmen Simoni

Great Big Little Panther Lydia Bert Grass Blade Kelsie Bufton Lone Wolf Hannah Fruin Mermaids Hannah Appleby Lucy Brassell Daniella McManamon Ashley Richardson

Jane Hannah Appleby

Crew

Directed by Charlotte Broadbent and Christopher Dobson Produced by Will Gibbons & Christopher Singleton

Stage Manager Gemma Richmond

Technical Manager Jonathon Armbruster

Lighting Matthew Meen Sound Heather Gott & Nicky House

Puppets Amber Dodd

Props Ruth Sandell

Set Design & Construction Jonathan Brittain Charlotte Broadbent Chris Dobson Matthew Hassall

Costume Manager Harriet Sweet

Costume Assistants

Angharad Bullward Charlotte Hibbert Anna Pett Melanie Smith

Hair & Make-up Charlotte Broadbent Charlotte King Melanie Smith Lizzy Talbot

Committee Contact

David Sheppard

With Special thanks to David Sheppard, Melanie Smith, Lara Phillip, Cat West, Katie Nicholls,

Harriet Sweet & Jonathon Armbruster, for all their support and help. Great Ormond Street Hospital, Westacre River Studios. Rob Little, Tristan Cass, Jon Hyde, and the UEA Studio

Rob Miller, Kate Williams, Charlotte King

Chris and Charlotte would like to say an extra thank you to their

wonderful producers and amazing cast who have all worked so incredibly hard.

PETER PAN (or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up) By J. M. Barrie, in a new version by Trevor Nunn and John Caird

Sir James Barrie gave the copyright of Peter Pan to the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormand Street, London in 1929, later confirmed in his will, when he died in 1937. The Hospital has continued to benefit from this generous gift ever since.

This adaption was written with kind permission of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London. This production is presented by arrangement with JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD.