Hundred and twenty-two years on, and all it takes to make us all fly is a little bit of fairy dust. JM Barrie’s beloved Peter Pan has enchanted children of all ages ever since he appeared in his 1902 novel The Little White Bird, but he’s always soared highest onstage. This is a new production of the 1954 musical, and so not to be confused with the 1950 musical, the 1953 Disney version, the plethora of pantomimes that fill British stages every holiday season, or Peter and Wendy, the original 1904 stage version penned by Barrie himself. – Richard Whittaker
Through Dec. 15
