Production

Whole School Production: Peter Pan

Introducing Our Wonderful Cast:

Peter Pan: Lia Amor 12

Wendy: Lily James 10

Hook: Ryash Prasad 11

Smee: Abbey Bryant 11

John : Katie Allan 9

Michael: Taliyah Starkey 7

Mrs Darling : Evie Howarth 8

Mr Darling: Grace Rantall 8

Tinkerbell: Khushdip Kaur 10

Tootles: Darcy Briscoe 12

Nibs: Amelia Sao 8

Curly: Caitlyn Green 8

Slightly: Aavyah Prasad 10

Twin 1: Liam Schulz 9

Twin 2: Thomas Schulz 9

Tiger Lily: Violet Maceda 11

Queen Mermaid: Harper Bennett 10

Mermaid 1: Jacinta Cairns 10

Mermaid 2: Zoe Ward 8

Mermaid 3: Eliza Murphy 7

Mermaid 4: Khushdip Kaur 10

Mermaid 5: Summer Emery 8

Starkey: Zoe Davis 10

Cecco: Eliza Murphy 7

Bill Jukes: Violet Maceda 11

Mullins: Jacinta Cairns 10

I am very thrilled to say we are full steam ahead with the School Production of Peter Pan. Our cast started busily rehearsing two weeks ago with a sense of nervousness and excitement. Our rehearsal room (the student centre) , is a space caught between yesterday’s echoes and tomorrow’s possibilities smelled faintly of the magic we were about to unleash.

Starting rehearsals is always a peculiar kind of beginning. There are no costumes yet, no lights, —only words on paper and the fragile beginnings of belief. We began with a read-through. 

At first, the lines felt tentative, like stepping stones across an unfamiliar river. Peter’s confidence was still finding its rhythm, Wendy’s warmth was just beginning to glow, and Captain Hook’s menace hovered somewhere between playful and sharp. But even in those early moments, something unmistakable stirred. The story, though not yet fully formed, has started to breathe.

Peter Pan is a lovely story but it also underpins a deeper theme: the tension between growing up and holding onto your childhood. By the end of the first rehearsal, we had collectively taken the first step into Neverland. There was still a long journey ahead—weeks of refining, adjusting, and building—but the foundation had been laid. And in that rehearsal room, with its bare walls and scattered chairs, Neverland had quietly begun to take shape.

We are hoping to present this wonderful play on Thursday September 10 and Friday September 11 7pm. Tickets will be in sale Term 2, so watch this space. 

If you think you could help building or painting sets, please contact the school!!

Mrs Caroline Leavey

Production Coordinator