









Peter Pan
Octagon Theatre, Bolton
Photography - Jonathan Keenan
Written by J.M Barrie
Adapted by Sarah Punshon
Music & Lyrics by Ziad Jabero & Claire Tustin
Direction: Lotte Wakeham
Set and Costume Design: Rose Revitt
Musical Director: Matthew Malone
Movement Director: Jonnie Riordan
Lighting Design: Jane Lalljee
Sound Design: Chris Whybrow
Aerial Choreography: Wired Aeriel Theatre - Wendy Hesketh-Ogilvie, Jamie Ogilvie, Ed Swift
Casting Director - Olivia Barr
Assistant Director: Francesca Tennant
Music Preparation - Tom Harrison
“Rose Revitt’s ingenious, in-the-round staging, which conceals props and – most strikingly – opens up to reveal a mermaid lagoon in the form of an illuminated ball pit and seamlessly coordinated flying sequences achieved via hanging silks and swinging ropes.”
“Economy of means becomes an asset in a show with playfulness at its heart. To turn a wooden spoon into a razor-sharp weapon, you only have to believe – just as belief keeps Tinkerbell alive. Designer Rose Revitt allows similar creative freedom with her bare-bones set, although she also surprises us with a concealed ball-pool that bubbles like the sea.”