Peter Pan (Touring) Tickets

$1,000 was a lot to pay for the quality of performance and seats. The music was enjoyable.

It really was amazing….the cute new lines they added made it even better. We loved it!!

This ruined my childhood. In an attempt to make this story relevant to modern times they took away its integrity. The butchered Wendy’s character and made Peter Pan less of a hero. If you love Peter Pan as much as I do, you will hate this.

We loved this show! Great for all ages. Well done to the cast.

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Great seats, very good acting and singing , colorful costumes.

The talent was great! Peter Pan and gang flying was a neat touch. The sets were so good. Very entertaining and worth the price of the ticket!

What an excellent production! Such fun for adults and children alike. Now our kids can’t wait to watch all of the Peter Pan movies and read all of the books. They wish that they could see the show again.

We just loved everything about this show, not a dull moment all the actors especially the young ones were just outstanding !!!

I grew up watching the Mary Martin version and honestly had very low expectations that the show could live up to my childhood memories. I was blown away and moved to tears at one point! The set was so well done, someone next to me exclaimed “this set is CRAZY,” and I wasn’t even upset. Truly a great tribute and update to a masterpiece from my childhood.

Didn't really feel like a Broadway caliber show. The sets and the acting were just mediocre. My 8 year old loved it. My 12 year old felt like I did, and mentioned that the sets didn't change enough and they left out some good parts of the story that were in the movie version.

I really enjoyed the play. The flying scenes were great . I felt the bedroom scene was a little long the play started with the flying smeed was great. Little Michael wow he is so cute in every scene he catches your attention . Tiger lily was wonderful and the background boys and pirates were awesome Peter was also good Imyvfsmiky and I enjoyed the show very much

Don't miss this Peter Pan. It is equal to the great productions from the past.

Very well staged and performed. Thoroughly enjoyed revisiting the old story. Cudos to all involved

We all really enjoyed the production of Peter Pan. The acting was great - loved Wendy and the Pirate, they were stand-outs!

Sadly, this remake of Peter Pan for the stage fell flat. I had no problem with a more contemporary version of the beloved classic but the sound was subpar- and I was in the Fourth row center. The acting was lackluster. Taking the story out of London was a mistake. No Nana!! This is one of my all time favorite stories and I have seen it at multiple theaters and I left at intermission!!

I saw the National Theater's production of Peter Pan at 7:30pm Wednesday, April 10th. I believe there is no more magical theater moment than when Peter first flies. This production captured its perfection. We seek all our lifetime for that feeling again. I'm guessing Peter Pan is uniquely responsible for introducing more children to a life-long love of theater and inspiring countless to become theater professionals than any other creation. I love this musical and have seen many and various productions and casts over the years, including the original Mary Martin and Cyril Ritchard on Broadway. I'm always excited to see fresh imaginings for this classic tale. As to specifics, I believe this production mostly works. Tinker Bell remains sparklingly alive and well in this production. But all my thoughts aren't lovely. Where the heck was Nana! This show deserves a dog. We were robbed. Even in an updated production, reimagining the nanny to be some sort of inattentive human doesn't work. The wise, attentive animal is an essential character. There are many effective ways to produce a dog for a touring company-real, costumed, puppet, etc. I am respectfully but artistically at odds with the director's decision to eliminate Nana's character as written. That said, the production values were superb. The integration of digital effects with physical set and live action was seamless, effective, creative and delightful. The actual flying was perfect and magic-as it always is. The sound was also excellent. Perfectly blended. No distortion. Right levels. Mics were excellent. Alas, many of the voices were not. Musical theater has it's own demands. Some voices are for made or them-some are not. It is not a concert. Nor was it a high school production. The ability to belt is essential and one thing. The ability to go velvet is also essential. Only Hook (Garcia) had what it took, and, oddly enough, for one so young, Michael (Epley). Smee (Perry) was clear and clever. John (Lee) was unintelligible. Peter (Almeida) couldn't do velvet. Wendy (Kamara) was shrill-both speaking and singing. Tiger Lily (Zaragoza) doesn't yet have what it takes for the musical stage. These leads may have it someday, but they're not ready. They need more understudy time. So much splendid updating was accomplished in the treatment of the depiction of Native Americans, I'm saddened to think that presenting players before they're ready may reinforce "woke"bias. Yet, truly, it is a lovely thing to see Peter Pan and any opportunity is not to be missed!

Great show start to finish. Peter Pan is perfect. Wendy is enchanting and smart with a beautiful voice. Micheal and John, both wonderful young actors. And loved, loved Capt Hook. Well played. The flying choreography was so good. I don’t think my 7 year old took her eyes off the stage. Even my curmudgeon hubby said 2 thumbs up.

Perfect for all ages! The vocals are beautiful and the sets are engaging. Loved the interaction between the cast members, they truly gave a FLYING performance!

This was a wonderful experience that was a family favorite. I highly recommend watching this rendition of a classic story of Peter Pan! The special effects just add to the wonder