One night, Peter Pan comes to Wendy, Michael and John, and lures the three siblings into flying with him to Neverland – a place full of fairy dust and wild battles. On this fantastical island, anyone can do anything, as long as they believe they can – even fly. This is the home of Peter Pan and the “Lost Boys.” Together, they fight Captain Hook and his notorious pirates. Everything is thrills and spills, and one great, spectacular game. Only one thing is missing here: mothers. Neverland is a symbol of childhood, but J. M. Barrie’s classic, “Peter Pan,” also tells the story of outcasts and forgotten children. Director Ingo Berk stages the production together with the puppeteer Mervyn Millar, with whom he also created a fantastical world of adventure for “Die Brüder Löwenherz” (2014).
