Peter Pan y los Cuentos Perdidos

Interactive storytelling show at Teatro Soho Madrid in which Peter Pan returns to Neverland to rescue stories at risk of being forgotten, with the audience as co-author of the adventure.

Peter Pan, now grown up, discovers that children are reading fewer and fewer stories and returns to his imaginary island intending to save the tales before they are lost. As he cannot manage this without help, he asks the audience to lend him a hand in inventing a brand-new story from scratch.

The production is an interactive storytelling session in which the audience decides the title of the adventure, chooses its hero, draws the villain and determines the ending. The show combines humour, imagination and improvisation, and audience participation is constant, so each performance can take a different course depending on what those present suggest.

It is designed for children as well as for adults who grew up with this character and his world, and it is offered as an option for going as a family. At the end, the aim is for audiences to leave eager to imagine, play and read together again.