Peter Panic

Peter Panic

by James Baldwin

2013

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The country's in turmoil. There's about to be a coup. A woman has been found murdered, her unborn child stolen from her womb. Things seem as though they can't get any worse, but just wait until Peter Pan turns up. Peter Panic exposes the devilish side of J.M. Barrie's eternal child, making the audience recoil in fascination as they are asked whether child monsters are essential for sociological function. A deliciously frightening, dangerously familiar, dystopian world of tomorrow.