Peter Pan like never before

Countless adaptations of Peter Pan's adventures were made since the character's creation in 1902 by J. M. Barrie in the poem “The Little White Bird”. In 1929, J. M. Barrie donated the copyright of the Peter Pan works to Great Ormond Street Hospital, which is a children's hospital in London.

Where does the scene take place? Find details.

Who are the characters? Listen and spot names.

Who is the “star” of the scene? What can you deduce?

List characteristics of the scene: actors, setting, music, actions, etc.

What are the characters doing and what for?

In the sentence “Listen, listen, she's calling you now”, who is “she”? Who is “you”? Why is “she” calling?

Look at the actors and the set: what can you deduce from this adaptation? Do you think it's modern?

Analyse the chorus “NeverLand stays true in my heart”. What does it mean according to you?

Compare with the song of Activity 3 “What makes the red man red?” Do they tell the same story? How are the Natives depicted in each version?

Modern musical poster design.
Design a poster for a modern musical adaptation of a classic story. Include the title, main characters, and setting. Use contemporary design elements to make it appealing for today's audience. You can create the poster by hand or digitally. Don't forget to include a catchphrase, and short excerpts from 5 star reviews! Then present your poster to the class.