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PETER PAN by J.M. Barrie, adapted by Oliver Gray
Wendy Darling is certain she saw the face of a boy at her bedroom window three floors up – yet no-one believes her. So who can blame her when she agrees to fly away to the idyllic Neverland with him? But is Neverland as perfect as it seems? Or will the evil Captain Hook and his band of pirates kill Peter and rule over it themselves?
Peter Pan was first performed by Illyria in 1997. It has been performed outdoors many times since by many different companies. Illyria’s 2022 production, however, will be the first to feature REAL flying!
Peter Pan is presented by arrangement with Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity and Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd.
www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Illyria supports Equity’s ‘Professionally Made, Professionally Paid’ campaign for fair pay and working conditions.
For 30 years Illyria has been the zeitgeist of the open-air touring theatre sector. Bursting onto the scene in 1992 when, not only was there scarcely a scene to burst onto, but what scene there was entirely consisted of Shakespeare.
Since then, Illyria alone has been the first company to introduce new genres which subsequently became open-air theatre standards.
Peter Pan was first performed by Illyria in 1997. It has been performed outdoors many times since by many different companies. Illyria’s 2022 production, however, will be the first to feature REAL flying!
Peter Pan is presented by arrangement with Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity and Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd.
www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Illyria supports Equity’s ‘Professionally Made, Professionally Paid’ campaign for fair pay and working conditions.
For 30 years Illyria has been the zeitgeist of the open-air touring theatre sector. Bursting onto the scene in 1992 when, not only was there scarcely a scene to burst onto, but what scene there was entirely consisted of Shakespeare.
Since then, Illyria alone has been the first company to introduce new genres which subsequently became open-air theatre standards.
Fri 3 June 2.30pm
Anne Boleyn’s Walk
Tickets
£13.50 (Friends and Castle Members £12.15)
Discounted Joint Theatre and Gardens ticket
£26 Adult
£21.10 Child
Bring a chair, blanket, beanbag – whatever makes you comfortable, this show is in a woodland glade.
Dress for the weather.
Anne Boleyn’s Walk
Tickets
£13.50 (Friends and Castle Members £12.15)
Discounted Joint Theatre and Gardens ticket
£26 Adult
£21.10 Child
Bring a chair, blanket, beanbag – whatever makes you comfortable, this show is in a woodland glade.
Dress for the weather.
The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle Kent TN8 7NG
Fri 3 Jun 2022
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