
Peter Pan
Spring production for actors 5-13


Peter Pan fly cast
AUDITIONS
4th-7th graders will take part in auditions which will include acting, singing and dancing. We hold an audition prep and parent meeting prior to auditions to go over the material and expectations.
K-3rd graders do not formally audition and do not need to prepare anything in advance. They will be evaluated on their first day and get cast based on their abilities and preferences. K-3rd graders will play such roles as: fairies, mermaids, lost boys and animals of Never Land. Returning 3rd graders may audition with the older group pending Katia's approval.
REHEARSALS
Rehearsals will be once a week March-May. Choose from:
Novato: Monday, Tuesday or Saturday. SIGN UP
Larkspur: Wednesday, Thursday or Friday OPENS DEC. 20 to public, Dec 15 to current students
Performances
Larkspur cast performance week: May 12th-19th
Novato cast performance week: May 20-26th
Each cast has two rehearsals and two performances during that time

About the show...
The classic tale of Peter Pan, the boastful and carefree child who ran away to Neverland so he would never have to grow up. He visits windows to hear stories, especially of the Darling Family. He takes the Darling children on adventures, teaches them to fly and saves them from pirates. A fanciful story rich with cheery songs, a heart warming message and lots of vibrant characters.
About the program...
Everyone who registers gets a role in the show, casting is based on auditions. Audition info and materials will be emailed to families one week prior to auditions. Rehearsals are once a week, with the exception of the role of Peter which will require additional rehearsals. Parent help is appreciated when offered, although parents are never required to donate or volunteer. Actors will be expected to provide their own shoes (such as character or jazz shoes) and some costume pieces for the performance. Cost includes rehearsals and program instruction most props and costume pieces, script and a special performance keepsake.