Peter Pan, played by Will Carter, has been captivating the directors with his playful and adventurous spirit. Meanwhile, Captain Hook has been embodying the role with great finesse, bringing a menacing and villainous presence to the stage. The dynamic between Peter and Hook is electric, adding depth and excitement to their scenes together.

The pirates, under the command of Hook, are a formidable and rowdy bunch. Their choreography and performances have been impressive, creating a sense of danger and excitement whenever they're on stage.

Tiger Lily, played by Victoria Shridhar and the braves of Neverland, with their graceful dancing, add a touch of elegance to the production. Their movements are fluid and precise, transporting the audience to the enchanting world of Neverland.

As for the lost boys, led by Peter, they embody the essence of youth and innocence, not wanting to grow up. Their camaraderie and playful interactions with Peter create heartwarming moments that resonate with audiences of all ages.

Don't forget the Darling family members as they journey from the nursery to Neverland. Wendy played by Ebony Penman, Mrs Darling played by Adele Limbrey and Liza played by Grace Quinnell bring warmth and a feminine touch to the very busy Darling household as the children succumb to the magic of Neverland. 

Overall, the first Sunday rehearsal last week was a success, showcasing the progress we've made in just one month of rehearsals. With each passing day, our production of Peter Pan is taking shape, promising to be a magical and memorable experience for all.

Catherine McLaren - CAPA Coordinator