Peter Pan

Wendy and her brothers are whisked away to the magical world of Neverland with the hero of their stories, Peter Pan.

A grown up Peter Pan and Wendy struggle to save their relationship.

The Olivier Award-winning Mischief Theatre brings Peter Pan Goes Wrong to BBC One, narrated by David Suchet and filmed in front of a live audience.

In Neverland Ohio, Peter Pan has everything, especially friend Wendy Darling. As their friendship turns romantic and Wendy considers leaving, both must make important decisions.

Johnny Darling reads a bedtime story - "Peter Pan" - to his two daughters, as a mysterious figure creeps about outside the house. Once the girls are asleep, he escapes to the living room to watch television while his wife, Wendy, does dishes. A broken wine glass leads to an acrimonious exchange in which Wendy insists that she needs more help, and Jonny responds that life would be easier without the children. Someone overhears. Soon life is better around the Darling house. Someone is cleaning up the mess, even making dinner. Both busy parents assume the other is responsible. But when the parents themselves eat a cookie that the children had left out for the mysterious benefactor, tragedy ensues.

This version establishes a dramatic connection with Great Ormond Street, the world famous children's hospital that has become irrevocably associated with Peter Pan. The story will be retold through the imagination of a young girl named Lucy who is about to receive hospital treatment for a serious heart condition. This is Lucy's version of Peter Pan, the startling fantasy of a brave, imaginative and utterly modern young girl who fears her illness might mean that she, like Peter Pan, may never grow up. Lucy dreams this version of Peter Pan into existence after reading the novel late on the night before her operation, when her weakened heart is already beginning to fail. This is why she identifies with it so deeply, why her imagination works upon it so powerfully - and why we care so much about her story.

In this Peter Pan adaptation, The Child , (Felix Delaughter) ponders the thought of not growing up. Never growing up. One night he is spirited away by a peculiar boy who can "fly"(Julian Jordan), to a realm named,"Neverland".

Twelve-year-old orphan Peter is spirited away to the magical world of Neverland, where he finds both fun and danger, and ultimately discovers his destiny: to become the hero who will be forever known as Peter Pan.

Jake and his gang of young pirates, including Izzy, Cubby and their parrot Skully, must surpass the evil Captain Hook and Mr Smee to find the lost treasure in Neverland.

'Tales From The Blood Fairies' is a modern day anthology similar to classics such as 'Tales From The Crypt', 'Twilight Zone' and 'Creepshow'. It explores the dark and twisted subliminal underpinnings of beloved fairy tales. The series challenges all of what you thought you knew about "Children's tales." Questions like what if sirens, better known as mermaids, truly did walk the surface? Or, what does it mean when Peter Pan takes your children away to Neverland forever? so, my question for you is, what if what we've been lead to believe about fairy tales is a lie?

After getting her heartbroken by Peter Pan, grown up Wendy must learn to shut the window on her past to move on with future relationships.

Wendy, John, and Michael are taken to Neverland by Peter Pan. There, they face Captain Hook, interact with talking trees, and rescue a Native American princess, all while learning about growing up in the magical land where one never ages.

Wendell battles to the heart of all of the problems in society and teaches his lost children how to defeat Hook and his evil mind controlling pirates.

Wendell exposes false claims of prosperity and teaches his lost children how to produce their life into theatre.

Before Lost Boys and Pixie Dust, the decisions of one man over the course of a night begin to shape the Captain he will one day become.

Years after Peter Pan and the Lost Boys have overthrown the pirates, Peter visits London to return Wendy to Neverland and is kidnapped by a mysterious Stranger residing in the decaying remains of the Darling House. Peter is forced to confront a harsh reality that challenges his innocence. East of Kensington takes a dark introspective look into JM Barrie's classic story.

An elderly wanderer is placed in a psychiatric institution upon being discovered drifting through traffic on a New Mexico interstate. A young psychiatrist becomes enchanted with this new patient when the man reveals himself to be none other then Captain James Hook. Through in-depth questioning, Hook reveals how he barely escaped Never Land after a maniacal bloodthirsty Peter Pan killed every last pirate aboard his ship. After he's institutionalized against his will, Hook is transformed from the fictional character whom he believed he was, into a man without a past, or so he is made to accept. The chilling outcome of the film involves the Captain pitted against that which he fears the most, the truth.

Some places may look familiar. Some characters may ring a bell. But in this world, where time stands still, an adventure awaits like none you've ever seen before.

The story of Sir J.M. Barrie's friendship with a family who inspired him to create Peter Pan.

Peter Pan arrives to whisk Wendy, John and Michael away to Neverland. Only they have strong reservations about going because, well, they don't remember Peter being black.

The Darling family children receive a visit from Peter Pan, who takes them to Never Never Land where an ongoing war with the evil Pirate Captain Hook is taking place.

When Peter takes Wendy to Neverland - a burnt out suburban amusement park filled with self-styled fairies, lost punks and beautiful performers - the classic fantasy story becomes a chilling nightmare at the hands of Captain Hook, who is hell-bent on destroying the youth and beauty he so desperately envies.