Peter Pan

• Booking from: Wednesday, 10 June 2015
• Booking until: Sunday, 14 June 2015

" I ran away the day I was born," said Peter, "cause I heard Father and Mother talking of what I was to be when I became a man. I want always to be a little boy and to have fun, Wendy". But this could not be for the Darlings; all children, except one, grow up. 1914 is a very different world. Faced with this reality, their only escape is to let imagination take flight to Never Land.

George Llewelyn Davies, killed in action in WW1, was one of the children who inspired this iconic character. Remembering him, and a generation of lost boys, Timothy Sheader and Liam Steel rediscover J. M. Barrie’s original stage play.

Weather Policy

The auditorium and stage are completely uncovered. Regent's Park Open Air Theatre will make every effort to complete the performance, and reserves the right to stop and start the action as necessary. Performances are never cancelled or abandoned before the advertised starting time and then only in the event of very bad weather.

If cancellation or abandonment is unavoidable, ticket holders will be entitled to equivalent seats for any other performance in the main repertoire (excludes one-off comedy, music and film events), subject to availability. Refunds are not given for cancellation or abandonment as a result of the weather. In any event, personal arrangements including travel, accommodation or hospitality relating to the event which have been arranged by you are at your own risk and not refundable by us.

Where tickets were purchased at a promotional rate, alternative performances will still be offered but may be restricted. Music, comedy and film events (which are one-off events and not part of the main repertoire) take place regardless of weather conditions.

Boisterous and full of childlike ingenuity…drenched in magical, earthly delights
Daily Telegraph

Hiran Abeysekera…makes Peter fizz with quizzical energy
Daily Mail

Action packed
Daily Express

Thrilling
The Times

Physically inventive…with a majestic sense of spectacle
Evening Standard

Superb…it’s sprightly, imaginative and terrific fun
Financial Times

A magical spectacle…a visionary and defining production
Time Out