Peter and the Starcatcher

Wayne Barker and Rick Elice’s 'Peter and the Starcatcher' stands as an undisputed champion of modern theatrical world-building, universally celebrated for winning five major Tony Awards and permanently reshaping the boundaries of imaginative storytelling. Discarding traditional linear spectacle formatting to have an ensemble of actors use ropes, trunks, and pure physical wit to build a magical maritime landscape, the show tracks a nameless orphan boy's trajectory toward becoming Peter Pan. Most famously mounted in its award-winning Broadway run under Rees and Timbers, it remains a core asset.