Wendy & Peter Pan review – sugar-rush spectacle with an awfully big hormonal hot-crush
Barbican theatre, London The RSC production of Ella Hickson’s feminist take on JM Barrie’s tale has grown into quite the theatrical monster, big on lights, waves and clashing cutlasses This play’s title carries the revisionism in Ella Hickson’s feminist version of JM Barrie’s tale about forever (…)
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