Peter Pan isn't so much a story as a collection of moments. Peter teaches the Darlings to fly, the Lost Boys team up with Tiger Lily, Tinkerbell almost dies, Peter defeats Captain Hook, and the Darlings return home. The plot mechanics that hold those
NBC's “Peter Pan Live!” on Thursday night was endlessly, weirdly watchable, which is not the same thing as a coherent artistic triumph. But on balance television needs more of this kind of daring. Allison Williams (“Girls”) gets huge props for singing
We were promised hate-watching. We were told that NBC was "counting on" us to tune into Peter Pan Live! just to complain that Allison Williams wasn't talented enough, or British enough, or Mary Martin enough.
Peter Pan isn't so much a story as a collection of moments. Peter teaches the Darlings to fly, the Lost Boys team up with Tiger Lily, Tinkerbell almost dies, Peter defeats Captain Hook, and the Darlings return home. The plot
Peter Pan Live! – Season 2014 Don't recognize the song title? That's because “When I Went Home” was cut during the San Francisco tryout before the show came to Broadway in 1954. Written by the original team of Mark “Moose” Charlap (shockingly