A successful Scottish Playwright with a rebellious, childlike spirit that is entirely benevolent. He is at odds with the sensible, restrained world around him.
A recent widow and mother of 4 boys, she encourages her boys to be free thinkers and is one herself.
A wealthy American impresario who has stood by Barrie for much of his career. Known as “The Napoleon of Drama”.
Note: This role can be doubled with Hook.
JM Barrie’s darker, alter-ego with a wicked sense of humor.
Note: This role can be doubled with Frohman.
A socialite and mother of Sylvia, She holds social etiquette in high esteem and wants her daughter to do the same. Steely on the outside, perhaps to a fault, but wants the best for her daughter and grandchildren. She has a very dry sense of humor.
He is the second youngest of the boys. Peter is buried under the grief of losing his father. Thoughtful and considered, initially angry and contained, he goes on a journey from 'not believing' to opening up and embracing the world of magic and play that Barrie presents to him.
He is the oldest of the Davies boys. George is most sensible and mature though still able to play and have fun. Takes charge when he needs to.
He is the youngest of the boys, is also possibly the loudest and most confident in his actions and his statements.
He is the second oldest of the boys, He is the naughtiest and most outlandish, but even his cheek comes from a good heart.
Barrie's serious, prim and proper wife.