Whidbey Playhouse

Children will need to learn the song "I gotta Crow" which will be available at the Whidbey Playhouse during regular business hours. They also need to memorize a one minute monologue. Parts for children include, The Lost Boys, Wendy, Michael, John, Liza, Mermaids and young Indians.

Adults will need 16 measures of an upbeat song of their choosing. We will have an accompanist. Please bring your own sheet music. Parts for adults include Pirates, Indians, Hook, Mr. and Mrs. Darling, the Crocodile, Nana, Tiger Lily and other animals.


The role of Peter Pan will be chosen by character, not age or gender.  Peter must perform "I gotta crow"  if under 15 and trying out for this part, please memorize a one minute monologue and show up on Saturday.  If over 15, show up on Sunday and be ready to perform "I gotta crow" but no monologue is necessary.

Peter Pan high energy, athletic, commanding, yet sensitive leader of the lost boys. Usually played by a woman. Wendy Darling very pleasant and charming girl who takes on role of "mother" to the lost boys John Darling bookish middle child - has always dreamed of being in a big adventure Michael Darling typical youngest child - doesn't want to miss what everyone else is doing Mr. Darling A stern and unimaginative but loving father. Mrs. Darling gentle and caring mother Captain Hook delightfully evil character & nemesis to Peter   Smee Captain Hook's right hand man - comedic character in direct contrast to Hook in appearance and physical stature Tiger Lily (dancer) cute, perky, willful leader of Indians Liza pleasant Darling family maid - dancer - travels to Neverland Nana (non-speaking) very expressive and central to the Darling household Jane Wendy's daughter - reminiscent of Wendy in appearance and manner - appears in the final scene to return to Neverland with Peter Lost Boys, Pirates, Indians, Mermaids