Quite smitten with carefree and exuberant forever boy Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) during her magical, youthful adventures in Neverland, young Wendy Darling (Alexa Clary) must ultimately decide whether or not she will embrace the most exciting adventure yet: growing up.
Eric Johnson
After secretly boarding the pirate ship Jolly Roger to rescue the imprisoned Darling siblings and the Lost Boys of Neverland, forever boy Peter Pan (right, Tristen Hilke) battles the villainous Captain James Hook (left, Braiden Bimrose) in a spirited, hard fought duel.
Eric Johnson
From left, forever boy Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) guides siblings Michael (Silvana Alfano), John (Elijah Laing) and Wendy Darling (Alexa Clary) as they fly among the clouds with the aid of magical pixie dust from their London nursery to the magical world of Neverland — “second star to the right and straight on ‘til morning.”
Eric Johnson
Assisted by pirate crewmen Starkey (left, Patrick Finnegan) and Smee (right, Timothy McIntyre), the villainous Captain James Hook (center, Braiden Bimrose) sails aboard The Jolly Roger off the shores of Neverland in his hunt for his nemesis, Peter Pan.
Eric Johnson
Peter Pan’s spunky, spirited, loyal and jealous Neverland companion is fairy Tinker Bell (Chloe Weborg).
Eric Johnson
It’s time to go to sleep in Neverland as Wendy Darling (center, Alexa Clary) tells bedtime stories and fairytales to (from left) Lost Boys Twin 1 (Lucy Goodman) and Twin 2 (Karly Duber), sibling Michael Darling (Silvana Alfano), and Lost Boys Tootles (Evangeline Mouzakis) and Slightly (Helle Wiedenhoeft).
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The clock-swallowing Tick-Tock the Crocodile (Keegan Chadwick) is perpetually on the hunt to devour his favorite prey, Captain James Hook, skipper of the pirate ship The Jolly Roger. The constant ticking of the clock in the stomach of the mischievous and crafty crocodile serves as a warning of impending danger for the ever-fearful Hook.
Eric Johnson
Trusty and loyal St. Bernard “Nana” (Evangeline Mouzakis) is a canine nursemaid for the Darling children in their London home.
Eric Johnson
One of the many heroes of Never Land, Never Bird (Lola Gonzales) saves Peter Pan from the dangers of the rising sea tide after she gives him her nest to sail away to safety.
Eric Johnson
At turns playful, sentimental and nostalgic, narrator Kaden Rambatt wove the Doug Rand adaption of the classic J.M. Barrie fairtale “Peter Pan” together between scenes and acts in the March 3-5 play production of “Peter Pan and Wendy” at Big Foot High School.
Eric Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Darling (Jonathan Slayton and Destiny Gonzalez) discuss parenting their three children in a scene from the March 3-5 Big Foot High School production of “Peter Pan and Wendy.”
Eric Johnson
With Wendy Darling later grown to adulthood, Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) sets off for new adventures in Neverland with the next generation, Wendy’s daughter Jane (Lucy Goodman).
On March 3-5, the Big Foot High School Fine Arts Department staged three performances of its fantasy spring play production, “Peter Pan and Wendy,” in the Big Foot High School Auditorium in Walworth.
Quite smitten with carefree and exuberant forever boy Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) during her magical, youthful adventures in Neverland, young Wendy Darling (Alexa Clary) must ultimately decide whether or not she will embrace the most exciting adventure yet: growing up.
After secretly boarding the pirate ship Jolly Roger to rescue the imprisoned Darling siblings and the Lost Boys of Neverland, forever boy Peter Pan (right, Tristen Hilke) battles the villainous Captain James Hook (left, Braiden Bimrose) in a spirited, hard fought duel.
From left, forever boy Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) guides siblings Michael (Silvana Alfano), John (Elijah Laing) and Wendy Darling (Alexa Clary) as they fly among the clouds with the aid of magical pixie dust from their London nursery to the magical world of Neverland — “second star to the right and straight on ‘til morning.”
Assisted by pirate crewmen Starkey (left, Patrick Finnegan) and Smee (right, Timothy McIntyre), the villainous Captain James Hook (center, Braiden Bimrose) sails aboard The Jolly Roger off the shores of Neverland in his hunt for his nemesis, Peter Pan.
It’s time to go to sleep in Neverland as Wendy Darling (center, Alexa Clary) tells bedtime stories and fairytales to (from left) Lost Boys Twin 1 (Lucy Goodman) and Twin 2 (Karly Duber), sibling Michael Darling (Silvana Alfano), and Lost Boys Tootles (Evangeline Mouzakis) and Slightly (Helle Wiedenhoeft).
The clock-swallowing Tick-Tock the Crocodile (Keegan Chadwick) is perpetually on the hunt to devour his favorite prey, Captain James Hook, skipper of the pirate ship The Jolly Roger. The constant ticking of the clock in the stomach of the mischievous and crafty crocodile serves as a warning of impending danger for the ever-fearful Hook.
One of the many heroes of Never Land, Never Bird (Lola Gonzales) saves Peter Pan from the dangers of the rising sea tide after she gives him her nest to sail away to safety.
At turns playful, sentimental and nostalgic, narrator Kaden Rambatt wove the Doug Rand adaption of the classic J.M. Barrie fairtale “Peter Pan” together between scenes and acts in the March 3-5 play production of “Peter Pan and Wendy” at Big Foot High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Darling (Jonathan Slayton and Destiny Gonzalez) discuss parenting their three children in a scene from the March 3-5 Big Foot High School production of “Peter Pan and Wendy.”
With Wendy Darling later grown to adulthood, Peter Pan (Tristen Hilke) sets off for new adventures in Neverland with the next generation, Wendy’s daughter Jane (Lucy Goodman).