Wendy and Peter Pan, theatre review: 'warm, irreverent humour surges through this saga of empowerment'
As the title indicates, Peter Pan, the "Boy Who Would Not Grow Up" cedes centre stage to Wendy, the girl who had to, in Ella Hickson's entrancing feminist reboot of the J M Barrie classic. She's not the first writer to put this slant on the proceedings, but she does so in a way that manages to tap, hauntingly, into some of the psychological sources of the original play and novel.