Peter Pan Version 2

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Synopsis:

Wendy Darling and her brothers are disturbed by Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, who are searching for Peter’s missing shadow. He invites them to join him in Neverland, where they meet The Lost Boys and do battle with the evil Captain Hook.

Hook has hired a bloodthirsty pirate named Smee to help him defeat Pan, and also avoid a ticking crocodile. But there has been a mix-up at the job agency, and he gets a cleaner called Mrs Smee, instead.

This panto follows the traditional and well-loved story about the boy who never grows up.

Roles:

12 Principals plus 2 smaller roles, several cameos, a dog and a crocodile and a chorus with some lines.

Runtime:

All of our scripts have a runtime of under 2hrs (not including any interval) But this is very dependent on your own production and can be edited by yourselves to suit your own needs.

Music:

All of our pantomimes come with a full, suggested songs and music cues and SFX list.

Style:

Traditional British pantomime, incorporating visual comedy, slapstick and audience participation.

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CHARACTERS

PETER PAN
WENDY DARLING
SISSY SMEE
CAPTAIN HOOK
TINKERBELL
JOHN DARLING
MICHAEL DARLING
TIGER LILY
NIBS
TOOTS
CUBBY

SUPPORTING ROLES – CHORUS

Mr Darling
Mrs Darling
Pocahontas
Chief Great Big Little Panther
Taxi Driver
Nana The Dog
The Crocodile
Dancers; Pirates; Indians; Mermaids; etc.

 

SCENE ONE

THE DARLING’S NURSERY

There are three single beds and a chair. A practical window is [USC] Music cue 1: Chorus. After song ends…Exit Chorus [SL]

Enter John Darling [SL] playing Captain Hook. He has a hook for a hand and is dragging on Wendy.

WENDY: [melodramatic] Help! Save me from the evil Captain Hook, Peter Pan!

JOHN: Peter Pan can’t save you now! [puts her in the chair and ties her loosely]

Enter Michael as Peter Pan [SR] with a rolled-up umbrella for a sword.

MICHAEL: [heroic] Fear not Wendy. Me and my brave sea dog will save you! [looks around – comes out of character] Where’s Nana, John?

JOHN: [out of character] I don’t know Michael, but she’s missed her cue again.

Enter Nana bounding on [SL]

WENDY: Here she is, now!

MICHAEL: See off Captain Hook, Nana!

NANA: [bounds over to John] Ruff! Ruff!

JOHN: Blast, you Peter Pan! You win this time! Just keep that savage brute away from me!

NANA: Ruff! Ruff!

Wendy’s ropes fall away, and her and Michael dance around, cheering.

Enter Mr and Mrs Darling [SR]

MR DARLING: What on earth’s all that noise about?

MICHAEL: We’re just playing our favourite game, father.

JOHN: Peter Pan versus Captain Hook and his pirates.

MRS DARLING: Well, now it’s time to drop anchor and climb into your hammocks, children.

CHILDREN: Hammocks!?

MR DARLING: It’s nautical speak, for beds.

The Children giggle and jump onto their respective beds. Wendy takes a rolled-up shadow from under her pillow and cuddles it close.

MRS DARLING: What’s that you’re cuddling Wendy?

WENDY: Oh, it’s nothing mother.

MICHAEL: It’s Peter Pan’s shadow!

MR DARLING: [chuckles] Peter Pan’s shadow?

JOHN: We think he secretly visits us to listen to Wendy reading stories.

MR DARLING: And he somehow managed to leave his shadow behind, did he?

WENDY: But it’s true, father! [lets the shadow unroll] See?

MRS DARLING: [playing along] It does look remarkably like Peter Pan’s shadow, George.

MR DARLING: Don’t encourage them, Mary.

MRS DARLING: I don’t think they need any encouraging, dear.

MR DARLING: Listen children, Peter Pan doesn’t really exist.

CHILDREN: Oh yes, he does!

MR DARLING: Oh no, he doesn’t!

WENDY: Well, we all believe in him. [to audience] Don’t we?

MRS DARLING: Let them have their fun George.

MR DARLING: Very well, but they must grow up eventually.

MRS DARLING: Did you remember to book a taxi to take us to the party?

MR DARLING: Yes, dear.

SFX: Car horn.

MRS DARLING: That sounds like it now.

MR DARLING: Come along, Mary.

MRS DARLING: Goodnight children.

CHILDREN: Goodnight mother! Goodnight father!

MR DARLING: And be good for Nana.

CHILDREN: We will!

Exit Mrs and Mrs Darling [SL]

JOHN: They’ve gone. Let’s play pirates again!

Children jump off their beds whooping and begin playfighting again.

NANA: [stern, pointing at beds] Ruff! Ruff!

MICHAEL: Can’t we play a bit longer, Nana?

NANA: [shakes head] Ruff! Ruff!

WENDY: Let’s get into bed, boys. [whispers to them] And who knows. perhaps Peter Pan will visit us again tonight.

JOHN: And if we manage to stay awake, we might actually spot him.

Children settle down to sleep and lights dim.

Exit Nana [SR]

Music cue 2: Enter Tinkerbell via window – she visits each bed in turn.

Music cue 3: Peter Pan suddenly appears at the window.

PETER: [hisses] Are they all asleep, Tink?

TINKERBELL: [whispers] Yes, Peter.

Enter Peter.

PETER: Then let’s hurry and find it before they wake up.

TINKERBELL: You should have taken more care of your shadow, Peter.

PETER: It’s not my fault that big soppy dog managed to grab hold of it. [leaning over Wendy] Gosh, this girl looks pretty, Tink.

TINKERBELL: Huh! [shows off her figure] Compared to me, she looks like a big pudding. [spots Peter’s rolled-up shadow] Look, Peter! She has your shadow!

PETER: Well done, Tink! [tries taking the shadow, but Wendy holds it tight]

WENDY: [murmurs] Mmmm! Peter Pan.

TINKERBELL: The big pudding’s awake!

PETER: No Tink, I think she’s just dreaming about me.

TINKERBELL: Hurry up and get your shadow and then we can leave.

Wendy turns and loosens her hold and Peter eases it from her grasp.

PETER: I’ve got it! Now, find me something to stick it back on with.