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21 Oct 2014:
Moat Brae House in Dumfries is to become a children’s literature centre, with fairy bower and piratical look-out point, by 2017, writes Libby Brooks
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14 Jul 2014:
Walken says casting is 'chance to put on my tap shoes again' in live action show produced by Craig Zadan and Neil Meron
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11 Jul 2014:
John Dugdale: JK Rowling has offered readers a glimpse of the boy wizard on the cusp of turning 34, but she is far from the first author to return to a young character once they've grown up
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2 Jul 2014: London has become a literary playground: a project by the National Literacy Trust has scattered 50 book-shaped benches across the capital for the summer, each dedicated to an iconic author or character. Will you help us find them?
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27 Jun 2014:
Allegations of abuse made against author Marion Zimmer Bradley by her daughter leave readers contending with old and complex questions
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20 Mar 2014:
Thousands sign petition objecting to decision by Warner Bros to assign role of Native American princess to a white actor
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11 Mar 2014:
While big musicals with big money behind them are closing in the West End, Phil Willmott has managed to keep his show Lost Boy flying
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10 Feb 2014: Warner Bros puts out call across UK for boys to star in new movie about JM Barrie character's origins
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6 Feb 2014:
Our series on children's theatre continues with a trip to the RSC's version of JM Barrie's classic novel. There's a 'lazy' Tinkerbell, a jaw-dropping set and no Disney fairy dust
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26 Jan 2014:
This triple bill of plays about the women left behind during the first world war makes for uneven yet fascinating viewing, writes Michael Billington
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5 Jan 2014:
The magic of Peter Pan becomes lost in this musical spin-off set in the first world war, writes Lyn Gardner
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5 Jan 2014:
Allan Stewart, Andy Gray and Grant Stott produce panto greatness in Neverland, writes Mark Fisher
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29 Dec 2013:
Peter Pan has plenty of magic in spite of a dragging plot while Aladdin is better than ever at York Theatre Royal, writes Clare Brennan
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19 Dec 2013:
This reinvention of JM Barrie's story dispenses with the original's dark ambiguity, but there's still plenty to enjoy, writes Michael Billington
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12 Nov 2013:
Henry Barnes: Atonement director taps into Hollywood fascination with the boy who never grew up, as rival Neverland projects seek fairy dust
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