J.M. Barrie’s story of Peter Pan has a vast and permanent appeal. The story of Wendy, John and Michael Darling, visited by a magical boy who believes only in play–and who never grows old–has appealed to children since its creation as a stage play in the early 20th century. In it children take flight over London, visit Never-Never-Land, meet mermaids, fairies, a vengeful crocodile, pirates, and, of course, Captain Hook and Tinker Bell.