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Peter Pan and Wendy flying in the night sky.

A family playing in a children’s bedroom. The father wears a lampshade on his head and makes a silly face, while children look surprised around him. A mother appears to tell them to calm down from the side of the room.

Wendy and Peter Pan inside Wendy’s bedroom. Peter stands on the bed and points towards Wendy, who is seated on the same bed. Four shadow figures stand behind Peter, copying gestures.

A fight between Peter Pan and Hook. Peter Pan swings a sword with one hand and teases Hook with the other. Hook defends by using a sword and screams.

Avon Theatre

May 21 – October 28 |

Opens June 15

Family

WENDY AND PETER PAN

Adapted by Ella Hickson

From the book by J.M. Barrie

Directed by Thomas Morgan Jones

Choreographed by Jera Wolfe

North American Première

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“SHALL I TEACH YOU HOW TO FIGHT PIRATES?”

The Stratford Festival is proud to bring award-winning writer Ella Hickson’s smash adaptation of Peter Pan to the North American stage, hot on the heels of its critically acclaimed run at The Royal Shakespeare Company. Wendy and Peter Pan gives Wendy pride of place in a reimagined journey to Neverland, home of Hook and the Lost Boys. Join Wendy Darling, Peter Pan and all your favourite characters in this thoroughly modern adventure that delivers all the unforgettable thrills, spills and fairy dust of the beloved children’s classic. A wonderful introduction to live theatre for our youngest fans and an enchanting way to spend family time!

“A rollicking Wendy and Peter Pan offers thoughtful thrills” – Postmedia

“Rambunctiously playful and full of colour” – Toronto Star

Runtime:

Two hours and 28 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission*
*Please note that all run times are approximate

Ways to Save

Kids Tickets – Get tickets for kids 18 and under for as little as $15.50 when purchased with an adult ticket! Buy Now

Family Package – Buy 4 adult tickets for $25 each on remaining evening performances, and $32 each on remaining weekend performances. Buy Now

Resources:

Wendy and Peter Pan Study Guide

CAST & CREATIVE

CAST

CREATIVE

PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO

A family playing in a children’s bedroom. The father wears a lampshade on his head and makes a silly face, while children look surprised around him. A mother appears to tell them to calm down from the side of the room.

Members of the company in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

Wendy and Peter Pan inside Wendy’s bedroom. Peter stands on the bed and points towards Wendy, who is seated on the same bed. Four shadow figures stand behind Peter, copying gestures.

Jake Runeckles and Cynthia Jimenez-Hicks (far-right) with members of the company in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

Tink, Peter Pan, and other characters playing in Neverland. Tink and Peter bump hips while others look on laughing.

Nestor Lozano Jr. (centre-left) and Jake Runeckles with members of the company in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

Hook and a pirate. They are both White. Hook shouts towards the sky with a raised hook. The pirate looks at Hook with admiration.

Sara-Jeanne Hosie (left) and Laura Condlln in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

A fight between Peter Pan and Hook. Peter Pan swings a sword with one hand and teases Hook with the other. Hook defends by using a sword and screams.

Jake Runeckles (left) and Laura Condlln with members of the company in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

Tink, who is Asian, Wendy, who is Asian, and Tiger Lily, who is Indigenous. They have their hands stacked together. Wendy and Tiger Lily look pleased, while Tink looks annoyed.

From left: Nestor Lozano Jr., Cynthia Jimenez-Hicks and Tara Sky in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou.

Peter Pan and Wendy flying in the night sky.

Jake Runeckles (left) and Cynthia Jimenez-Hicks in Wendy and Peter Pan, 2024. Photography by David Hou. Flying Effects provided by ZFX.

An old, yellowed pirate skeleton on the front of a weathered boat.

A pirate boat from Wendy and Peter Pan created by our Scene Shop department.

A man in painted clothing kneels on a set piece, with a paintbrush and ruler in hand.

Blair Yeomans (Senior Scenic Artist) works on a set piece for Wendy and Peter Pan.

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