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Legitimate theater is coming to Rappahannock County, but if the second play produced by the newly formed Rappahannock Players is any indication, “illegitimated might be a better word. “Peter Pan,”a musical adapted from the play by Sir James Barrie, is the story of a boy with no parents who refuses to grow up.
Barrie wrote the original drama about members of his own family, with Peter Pan being a composite of all his own boys—or at least this is what the author latei claimed.
“Peter Pan” will be performed at Mountain Magic Theater in Washington at 8 p.m. on April 30, May 1-2 and May 9-10. Preceeding the play at 7 p.m., a wine and cheese reception for all play goers will be presented on the lawn adjacent to the theater.
Tickets are on sale now at $3.50 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under at the Rappahannock Library and Nature’s Foods in Washington, Faith Mountain Antiques in Sperryville or from any member of the Rappahannock Players. For reservations and information, call 675-3462.
The play, an imaginative fantasy for children and adults, opens in th^/foper London nursery settmg of the Darling family, whose children Wendy, Michael and John are captivated by the impish pranks and magic of Peter Pan. After the famous scene when Peter teaches the children to fly, the action changes to Never Never Land, an island of enchantment peopled by fierce pirates, a band of lost boys, and wild Indians led by Princess Tiger Lily.
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