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O'Connor and their valient crew built.’” Pali continued. “And we have flying—the kids are really going to fly!"

The entire auditorium at Mountain Magic will be transformed into Never-Never Land as actors bring the action right down to the aisles of the theater. The audience will be swept along even further at the wine, cheese, cookie and punch party to be held across the street at the new town hall during intermission, sponsored by the county's Historical Society.

“This is no ordinary amateur production.” Pali stressed. "How often do people out here get a chance to see legitimate theater? This is a rare opportunity that shouldn't be missed.”

Pali's aim in directing Peter Pan. she said, was to provide a showcase for the talents of each and every individual, particularly the children involved. “Every time I've turned around, one of the kids has surprised me and how terrific they've become. Their talent is latent in almost all kids. They just need a vehicle for it to come out"

Peter Pan provides that vehicle. “F.ach one of the kids will stand out in their own...Peter Pan is just another character in the play. He's important but not overwhelming." said the director. “Our goal was to make every moment and every actor something very special." Pali concluded. “And I think we have."

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