Peter Pan, Wales Millennium Centre, review: More polite pantomime than in-your-face anarchy
Peter Pan's idea of fun is selfish and often cruel or dangerous. As the archetypal boy who refuses to grow up, his creation seems an act of protest by JM Barrie against stifling Edwardian values " while Neverland proves an admonishment for those who try to escape them.
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