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Long before Cathy Rigby, Mary Martin, or even Walt Disney, the “Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up” stole the hearts of children young and old. Peter Pan first opened as a play in London on the day after Christmas, 1904. While it drew on a fund of Christmas pantomime traditions including the “principal boy” (played by a girl), fantastic fairyland settings, strange creatures and amazing special effects, the play’s phenomenal success was certainly due to the extraordinary character of Peter Pan himself.
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