PETER PAN

a musical based on the book by Sir James M.Barrie Directed by Mary Huggins Produced by Val Heuman, Sharie Lomas Musical Director Jeanne Helt Choral Director Julie Armitage CAST: Michael - Alex Judd Wendy - Siobhan Raupach John - Aaron Sholomenko Liza - Sam Makarenko Nana the dog - Kayleigh Mace Mrs Darling - Lori Hancock Mr Darling - Jackson Mace Tinker Bell - Ginny Ewert Peter Pan - Jennifer Wakefield-Flynn Captain Hook - Jackson Mace Smee - Rick Smith Crocodile - James Acton Wendy (Grown up) - Cindy Gammie Jane - Sam Makarenko Lost Boys: Nibs - Sean Bibby Tootles - Sean Bucsis Bugs - Trystan Carter Slightly - Brennan Cunliffe Jonah - Kyle Jones Curly - Christopher Parsons Island Natives: Tiger Lily - Heather Harker Andrea Bailey, Allison Butula, Allison Jaquish, Emily MacArthur, Ashley Plomp, Megan Smith, Jennifer Steeves Pirates: Cecco - Chris Bayne Starkey - Russell Cunliffe Mullins - Aaron Flynn Jukes - Clif Heinrichs Noodler - David Jones Barnacle - John Lomas Flint - Garth Walberg PRODUCTION CREW: Set Design - Doug Huggins Set Model - Eugene Leveque

Peter Pan set photos

Peter Pan 1a: Set model of the Darling Nursery. Flying was by Foy. Peter Pan 1b: Actual set of the Darling nursery. The sloping tops of the bed flats created an added depth to the Nursery scene. All 9 of the set pieces were on wheels and they rolled slowly off stage as the children began their flight to Never-Never -Land. Peter Pan 2a: Set model for Never-Never-Land Peter Pan 2b: Actual set for Never-Never-Land. The overhead leaves were a series of three drops. The side leaves were thin flats hinged on a vertical floor to ceiling wire and opened outward onto the stage. All these set pieces were on wheels.

Peter Pan 3a: Set model for the Lost Boys Home. Peter Pan 3b: Actual set for The Lost Boys Home. One piece of the Never-Never-Land scene was spun around for the underground home and the other 2 ;pieces were repositioned. All these set pieces were on wheels. Peter Pan 4a: Set model for the Pirate Ship Peter Pan 4b; Actual set for the Pirate Ship. The furled sails dropped in. The major pieces of this set were on wheels. All set changes were done at intermission or behind a full canvas drop. There were no black outs.

Rehearsal Pianists - Jeanne Helt, Alex MacArthur, Toni Rose Musicians - Jeanne Helt, Alex MacArthur, Christian Sjonnesen Music and Sound - Bob Oldfield Choreographer - Barry Coulter Fencing Instructor - Graham Glockling Stage Manager - Willem Roell Assistant Stage Managers - Sheelagh Jones, Sheila Mandreck Flying Operators - Mark Judd and Bob Spearman with Chris Bayne, Aaron Flynn, Geoff White Lighting Design - Dhugael McLean Lighting Operator - Jane Loewen Set Construction Creators: Darling Nursery: Eugene Leveque with Conway Clark, David Jones, Bert Sonntag, Bob Spearman Lost Boys Home and Neverland: Chris Bayne with Alan Charter Smith, Aaron Flynn, Norman Jaques Pirate Ship, The Jolly Roger: John Ravensbergen with Ken Cain, Mark Judd, Mike Ruscheinsky, John Shanks, Geoff White Willem Roell, Set Décor Head: Sarah McLean Set Décor Crew: Chris Bayne, Doreen Blackwood, Kaitlin Blackwood, Dave Brotsky, Diane Coutts, Mary Charter-Smith, Jessica Doner, Val Heuman, Jo Jones, Sheelagh JonesKelly Kupser, Jane Loewen, Eugene Leveque, Sharon Leveque, Sheila Mandreck, Darlene Mussenden, Wendy Stevens, Penny Thomas Traveler Drop: Vernon Mural Artist Michelle Loughery and crew Properties: Susan Johnson with Chris Bayne, Doreen Blackwood, Jessica Doner, Sandra Doner, Jean Elliott, Eldre Jamieson, Liza Judd, Darlene Mussenden, Penny Thomas, Dave Horsham, Dave Brotsky Sound Design and Operation: Ron Bianco, Stephen Noftall Costume Coordinators: Carlayne Baxter with Wendy Festing, Trista Kerr, Judy Haymond, Coreen Jenner, Shelley May, Beth Markson, Giselle Martel Victorian Costumes and Captain Hook: Lorraine Johnson-Brotsky Nana and Crocodile Costumes: Val Heuman Makeup: Joan Karstensen with Jean Given and students from Avanti Studio Professional School of Makeup (Special makeup effects created by Paul Castle of Dragon Dream Studios) Program: 40th Anniversary - Lorraine Allum, Nancy Siver Peter Pan - Sharon Leveque Poster - Sheila Mandreck Publicity - Liza Judd Foyer Design : Cathryn Brown, Lorraine Kastelen, Jim Brown Front of House: Judy Haymond with Ian Kelly and Powerhouse members Preview - Penny Thorburn Bar - Clif Heinrichs Opening Night - Marilyn Sakakibara, Sara Dunn Final Night - Jane Barclay Photographer - Dave Wallden with Diane Coutts

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Peter Pan 1a: Set model of the Darling Nursery. Flying was by Foy.	Peter Pan 1b: Actual set of the Darling nursery. The sloping tops of the bed flats created an added depth to the Nursery scene. All 9 of the set pieces were on wheels and they rolled slowly off stage as the children began their flight to Never-Never -Land.	Peter Pan 2a: Set model for Never-Never-Land	Peter Pan 2b: Actual set for Never-Never-Land. The overhead leaves were a series of three drops. The side leaves were thin flats hinged on a vertical floor to ceiling wire and opened outward onto the stage. All these set pieces were on wheels.

Peter Pan 3a: Set model for the Lost Boys Home.	Peter Pan 3b: Actual set for The Lost Boys Home. One piece of the Never-Never-Land scene was spun around for the underground home and the other 2 ;pieces were repositioned. All these set pieces were on wheels.	Peter Pan 4a: Set model for the Pirate Ship	Peter Pan 4b; Actual set for the Pirate Ship. The furled sails dropped in. The major pieces of this set were on wheels. All set changes were done at intermission or behind a full canvas drop. There were no black outs.