★★★★☆ Romping Great Fun and Delightfully Offensive

★★★★☆ The story is set in a family home and a secondary school in Ballinatoom, a fictional small town in West Cork, Ireland. The first half introduces us to the characters and sets up the key event, the rape of 18-year old Emma, played by Lauren Coe.  It is a hot, hopeful summer of sport and sexual awakening . . .

★★★★☆ Think you know Peter Pan? Think again. This production eschews the trite white middle-class London Georgian house setting, replete with piano enhanced drawing room and received pronunciation, served up in cinemas for the last seventy years. This is a collision of J. M. Barrie’s classic tale of ‘the boy who never grows up’ with Tracey Beaker