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Peter Pan review

“Difficult not to cheer for it”
ReviewsJul 14, 2023by Paul ValeSt Paul's Church, London
William Ross-Fawcett, Lucy Green and Charlotte Driessler in Peter Pan at St Paul's Church, London. Photo: Tom Dixon
William Ross-Fawcett, Lucy Green and Charlotte Driessler in Peter Pan at St Paul's Church, London. Photo: Tom Dixon
Slapstick Picnic delivers the classic tale in an inventive version that never fails to be funny and family-friendly

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