الانشطة والاخبار

A CHILD WHO DOES NOT GROW UP By: Muslim Mohammed Lehmood Continuing Education Center, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylonl/ Iraq . Peter Pan is one of the most famous children s story characters in the world. Barry, has inspired playwrights since 1904 until now. Is this Peter Pan the child who flies in space? The story of a child that matches the stories of children who have no parents. we live adventure classes that end. Wendy and her two brothers go home and grow up, and Peter cuts off his annual visit. Windy gets married, gives birth to a daughter named Jane, and Peter returns to his girlfriend to find her a decent woman. Barry lived a strange childhood and youth due to the death of his brother close to his mother, so that he lived a period of his youth as he tried to reincarnate the character of his little brother to please his mother. When he became a well-known author, she met Mrs. Davis, and her children were intimately attached to him - especially the young Peter - from whom he was inspired to create his immortal genius (Peter Pan). But Barry and his huge dog, his stories and toys that enjoyed the children of that family, had a hidden secret in return, it was followed by tragedies, until it ended with the suicide of Peter Loelin Davis was 36 years old, to conclude the legend of Peter Pan in fact, while remaining alive after him forever as its line c. Barry. The great directors have been directing Peter Pan, despite her great difficulty, since 1904, and many actresses are famous for playing the role of the boy Peter Pan, and reputed actors to play the role of Captain Hook, the leader of the severed arm pirates, and also attracted the character (Windy ) a lot of success for young actresses, perhaps the most famous actress who played Peter Pan in America is Mary Martin, but Sandy Duncan that I saw the lead role there was also excellent. Shakespeare s Royal Band for his play (Peter Pan) was a strange show of its kind, stripping the play of many of its light dancing character, and making it a play for adults as much as a play for the young, holding its tragic keys that permeate its many comical touches. This is the first time in Peter Pan s history that he has starred in a young actor.Miles Anderson, one of the brightest young talents in the band, has played the role of Windy, a rising actress with comedy, Jane Carr. Peter Pan, directed by Peter Pan, directed two directors, Turnnor Nun and John Kierd, trying to follow the same path that led them together to a success that is always remembered, when they directed Nicholas Nickelby for a novel of the same title by Charles Dickens. The new show begins with all the actors with the contemporary narrator, appearing on the big Barbican stage, naked of any decor, to present intertwined sentences to the tale. As soon as the limelight fades away, all of London s latest theaters start moving and the decor in front of us changes without much inspiration, raising actors and actresses flying in space with almost invisible wires. Here it comes to praise the performance of the young Royal Shakespeare representatives, who miraculously performed the roles of vagrant jungle children. Several actors alternated by performing more than one role in the play, most notably the versatility of Christopher Harst in the role of the dog (Nana) and another role, has been his skill in the battle scene with Captain Hook and pirates eye-catching. But Peter Pan, with the tendency of its directors to address adults, and to focus on the philosophical side of the story, has undoubtedly lost a great deal of her songs and dances, replacing every now and then with a wonderful directional decoration, such as mermaids, children, Indians and pirates. The fairy dialogue, Peter Pan s girlfriend, from which we see nothing but glowing light, has made her a jealous feminine figure. I remember that the musical I saw a few years ago on a Broadway theater in New York was more entertaining, entertaining, and entertaining, although it did not provide additions and explanations for the play. The London show Vhogad, even in a serious fun, takes into account the theatrical renewal, and away from the mere show dazzling commercial. Finally, perhaps the moment in both shows is when the spotlight dumps a poisoned drink to save Peter Pan from Captain Hook, and almost dies. Peter Pan suddenly asks the public if he believes in fairies, and if hundreds of children s voices from the hall are cheering. One (yes). I swear that the voices of the adults also shouted with them, as if greeting and confession to enjoy the fun show.