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Finding Neverland
Broadway Playbill cover
Music	Scott Frankel (Leicester production) Gary Barlow (Revised edition) Eliot Kennedy (Revised edition)
Lyrics	Michael Korie (Leicester production) Gary Barlow (Revised edition) Elliott Kennedy (Revised edition)
Volume	Allan Human knee (Leicester production) James Graham (Revised edition)
Footing	The Homo Who Was Peter Pan past Allan Knee and Finding Neverland by David Magee
Productions	2012 Leicester 2014 Cambridge 2015 Broadway 2016 The states Tour

Finding Neverland is a musical with music and lyrics by Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy and a volume by James Graham adjusted from the 1998 play The Man Who Was Peter Pan by Allan Human knee and its 2004 film version Finding Neverland. An early version of the musical made its world premiere at the Bend Theatre in Leicester in 2012 with a volume by Allan Knee joint, music by Scott Frankel and lyrics by Michael Korie. A reworked version with the current writing team making its world premiere in 2014 at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts.^[ane] Post-obit completion of its Cambridge run, the production transferred to Broadway in March 2015.

After a 17-month Broadway run, Finding Neverland closed on 21 August 2016, and began a U.S. national tour the post-obit month.

Groundwork [edit]

On 6 February 2011, La Jolla Playhouse, California, announced that they would produce a new stage musical based on the film with the book by Allan Articulatio genus, score by Scott Frankel (music) and Michael Korie (lyrics), and directed and choreographed by Rob Ashford.^[two] A planned production at La Jolla Playhouse was not held.^[3] A developmental reading was held in New York on 31 March 2011, with Julian Ovenden, Kelli O'Hara, Tony Roberts, Mary Beth Peil, Michael Cumpsty, and Meredith Patterson, directed by Ashford.^[4] The adaptation had its world premiere on 22 September 2012 at Curve in Leicester.^[five] Directed by Rob Ashford, it starred Julian Ovenden equally J.G Barrie and Westward End actress Rosalie Craig as Sylvia Llewelyn Davies.

On iv September 2013, it was announced that producer Harvey Weinstein had hired Barry Weissler equally executive producer. They planned on opening a revised version of the musical at the American Repertory Theater (ART), Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2014. The revised musical had a new artistic team, with Diane Paulus as director, a new volume by James Graham, and 22 songs by Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy,^[vi] with a few songs from the original composers. A private reading was held in September 2013 with Brian d'Arcy James as Barrie and Jason Alexander every bit the "nagging theater producer".^[7] On 27 Feb 2014, a farther developmental workshop was announced for March with Matthew Morrison every bit Barrie.^[8]

Productions [edit]

The revised production ran at the Fine art from 23 July 2014 to 28 September 2014, with songs by six-time Ivor Novello Honor winner Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy, the book by James Graham and choreography by Mia Michaels; ART artistic managing director Diane Paulus is the managing director.^[ix] The full cast and artistic team was announced on two June 2014, with Jeremy Jordan as Barrie and Laura Michelle Kelly as Sylvia Llewelyn Davies featured. The bandage also includes Michael McGrath as Charles Frohman, Carolee Carmello as Madame du Maurier, Jeanna de Waal as Mary Barrie, Aidan Gemme every bit Peter, Alex Dreier as Michael, Sawyer Nunes as George and Hayden Signoretti equally Jack.^[10] Roger Bart who was originally announced for the character of Charles Frohman was replaced by Michael McGrath.^[xi]

Jennifer Hudson debuted the song "Neverland", from the musical, at the 68th Tony Awards on viii June 2014.^[12]

The ART production directed by Diane Paulus moved to Broadway at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in March 2015.^[xiii] On ten November 2014, it was announced that Matthew Morrison would have Jordan'south place in the portrayal of J. Thousand. Barrie in the Broadway production.^[14] Kelsey Grammer starred as Charles Frohman and Laura Michelle Kelly reprised the role of Sylvia Llewelyn Davies.^[15] Previews began 15 March 2015, with the official opening on 15 April.^{[16] [17]} The production did not receive any Tony Award nominations. The Broadway production closed on 21 August 2016 later 565 performances.^{[eighteen] [19]} In 2017, as an offshoot of investigations into and reporting about Weinstein'southward many sexual abuse allegations, several news sources also reported that a significant amount of money that Weinstein ostensibly raised for the AIDS clemency amfAR was instead allegedly funneled into the American Repertory Theater and the production budget for Finding Neverland.^{[20] [21] [22] [23]}

In early 2016 it was appear that Finding Neverland would open in London in 2017, starring Alfie Boe every bit J.M. Barrie. The residue of the cast has non been announced.^[24] On 15 May 2016, Gary Barlow performed the vocal "Something About This Night" from the musical for the Queen'southward 90th birthday celebration, hosted by Ant & Dec. Invitee starring was Katherine Jenkins and Dame Shirley Bassey.

The US national tour began in Buffalo, New York on 7 October 2016, prior to the official opening on xi October. The tour was directed by Diane Paulus and featured Kevin Kern as J.M. Barrie, Christine Dwyer as Sylvia Llewelyn Davies, Tom Hewitt as Frohman/Hook, Crystal Kellogg, Joanna Glushak, Jordan Cole, Finn Faulconer, Tyler Patrick Hennessy, Ben Krieger, Eli Tokash and Mitchell Wray.^{[25] [26]}

Characters [edit]

• J. M. Barrie: The creator of Peter Pan, a Scottish playwright who all the same has a child inside of him.
• Sylvia Llewelyn Davies: a widow with four children whose family inspires Barrie to write Peter Pan.
• Mary Barrie: James' unhappy wife.
• Mrs. du Maurier: Sylvia'southward strict female parent who despises Barrie.
• Charles Frohman: Barrie's friend and the director/producer of the Interim Company that Barrie writes for.
• Captain James Hook: The classic villain from Peter Pan, comes to Barrie in a vision to convince him to add together a villain to his testify. Played by the aforementioned actor as Frohman.
• Peter Llewelyn Davies: One of Sylvia's sons. Loves reading and develops a potent relationship with Barrie.
• Michael Llewelyn Davies: 1 of Sylvia'due south sons.
• Jack Llewelyn Davies: One of Sylvia's sons.
• George Llewelyn Davies: One of Sylvia'due south sons.
• Lord Canaan: A wealthy and pompous man who Frohman tries to get as a fellow producer for the play, ends up with Mary.
• Mr. Cromer: A grumpy all the same lovable member of the interim troupe. Plays Michael in Peter Pan.
• Mr. Henshaw: A vain however friendly member of the acting troupe. Plays Nana in Peter Pan.
• Elliott: Frohman'southward eager banana.
• Miss Basset: A member of the acting troupe. Plays Nibs in Peter Pan.
• Miss Jones: A member of the acting troupe. Plays Tootles in Peter Pan.
• Mr. Turpin: A member of the interim troupe. Plays Helm Hook in Peter Pan.
• Peter Pan: The titular graphic symbol of the play, takes Sylvia to Neverland towards the end of the show.
• Wendy (Acting Troupe): The eldest Darling child in the testify within a show.
• Albert: Mary's butler.
• Emily: Mary'south head maid.
• Porthos: Barrie's dog.
• The Acting Troupe, Servants, Londoners, Pirates, Indians, Lost Boys

Casts [edit]

Notation: Below are the chief casts of all professional major productions. some roles are portrayed by the same actors.

Role	Original Leicester Cast 2012	Original A.R.T. Bandage 2014	Original Broadway Cast 2015	U.Due south. National Tour Cast 2016
J. Yard. Barrie	Julian Ovenden	Jeremy Jordan	Matthew Morrison	Kevin Kern
Sylvia Llewelyn Davies	Rosalie Craig	Laura Michelle Kelly		Christine Dwyer
Charles Frohman / James Hook	Oliver Kick	Michael McGrath	Kelsey Grammer	Tom Hewitt
Mary Barrie	Clare Foster	Jeanna de Waal	Teal Wicks	Crystal Kellogg
Mrs. du Maurier	Liz Robertson	Carolee Carmello		Joanna Glushak
Michael Llewelyn Davies	Worrall Courtney Jon Joe Flynn Morgan Heath Jamieson Hughes	Alex Dreier	Alex Dreier Hayden Signoretti Noah Hinsdale	Jordan Cole Mitchell Wray Tyler Patrick Hennessy
Jack Llewelyn Davies	Connor Fitzgerald Harrisson Slater Garrett Tennant	Hayden Signoretti	Hayden Signoretti Christopher Paul Richards Alex Dreier	Mitchell Wray Eli Tokash Tyler Patrick Hennessy
George Llewelyn Davies	Connor Phillips Josh Swinney Corey Wickenden	Sawyer Nunes	Sawyer Nunes Casey Butler Jackson Demott Loma Christopher Paul Richards	Finn Faulconer Ben Krieger Eli Tokash
Peter Llewelyn Davies	Theo Fewell Luke James Harry Folden	Aidan Gemme	Aidan Gemme Jackson Demott Hill Christopher Paul Richards	Ben Krieger Mitchell Wray Eli Tokash
Lord Cannan†	Edward Lewisd French	Tyley Ross		Noah Plomgren
Mr. Cromer	does not announced	Josh Lamon		Matt Wolpe
Mr. Henshaw	does not appear	Paul Slade Smith		Dwelvan David
Elliot	does non announced	Stuart Neal	Chris Dwan	Thomas Miller
Miss Jones	does not appear	Courtney Balan		Lael Van Keuren
Mr. Turpin/Captain Hook (Acting Troupe)	Matt Wilman	Rory Donovan		Cameron Bond
Miss Bassett	does not appear	Gaelen Gilliland	Jessica Vosk	Victoria Huston-Elem
Peter Pan	Michelle Francis	Melanie Moore		Dee Tomasetta
Wendy	does not appear	Emma Pfaeffle		Adrianne Chu

Notes [edit]

• In the Leicester product, Lord Cannan was called Lord Griffin and Charles Blount was called Maximilian Blunt. Cut characters include PG Wodehouse (Norman Bowman), Mermaid (Ashley Unhurt), Scheherazade (Frankie Jenna), Female parent (Julia Jupp), Arthur Conan Doyle (Martin Ledwith), Sally (Zoe Rainey), GK Chesterton (Gary Watson), Jerome K. Jerome (Stephen Webb), and David (James Scudamore).

Notable Broadway replacements [edit]

• Charles Frohman/Helm Claw: Anthony Warlow,^{[27] [28]} Terrence Isle of mann,^[29] Kelsey Grammer,^{[30] [31] [32]} Marc Kudisch^[33]
• J.K. Barrie: Tony Yazbeck,^{[34] [35]} Alfie Boe^[36]
• Mrs. du Maurier: Sandy Duncan,^{[37] [38]} Sally Ann Triplett^[36]

Musical numbers [edit]

Cambridge [edit]

Human activity I "Anywhere Only Here" – J. Thou. Barrie "Better" – Charles Frohman, J. M. Barrie and the Acting Troupe "Rearranging the Furniture" – Mary Barrie "Believe" – J. M. Barrie, Sylvia Llewelyn Davies, Boys and Ensemble "All That Matters" – Sylvia and Mrs. du Maurier "Nosotros Ain the Dark (The Dinner Party)" – Mary, Mrs. du Maurier, Lord Cannan, Frohman, Sylvia, J. G. Barrie, Boys, Ensemble "Sylvia's Lullaby" – Sylvia "Neverland" – J. 1000. Barrie "Circus of Your Mind" – Frohman, Mary, Mrs. du Maurier and Ensemble "Claw" – James Hook, Barrie, Pirates "Stronger" – J. Thou. Barrie, James Hook, Pirates, and Ensemble

Act II "The Earth is Upside Downwardly" – J. G. Barrie, Frohman and the Acting Troupe "Play" – Frohman, Sylvia and the Acting Troupe "What You lot Hateful to Me" – J. Thou. Barrie and Sylvia "Nosotros're All Made of Stars" – the Llewelyn Davies Boys "When Your Feet Don't Affect the Ground" – J. M. Barrie and Peter "Something Nigh This Night" – Mr. Cromer, Miss Potter, Mr. Turpin, Elliot, Frohman, JM Barrie, Peter, Ensemble "Neverland" (Reprise) – J. M. Barrie, Sylvia, Mrs. du Maurier, Boys and the Acting Troupe "Finale (All That Matters)" – Mrs. du Maurier, J. M. Barrie, Boys, Company

Broadway [edit]

Act I "If the World Turned Upside Downwardly" – J. G. Barrie "All of London is Here Tonight" – Frohman, J. Thou. Barrie, Mary and Visitor "The Pirates of Kensington" – George, Jack, Michael and Peter "Believe" – J. M. Barrie, Sylvia Llewelyn Davies, Boys and Ensemble "The Dinner Party" – Mary, Mrs. Du Maurier, Lord Cannan, Frohman, Barrie, Sylvia, Boys and Servants "We Ain the Night" – Peter, Barrie, Sylvia, Boys, Ensemble "All That Matters" – Sylvia "The Pirates of Kensington" (Reprise) – George, Peter, Jack and Michael "Sylvia'southward Lullaby" – Sylvia Llewelyn Davies "Neverland" – J. M. Barrie and Sylvia "Circus of Your Mind" – Frohman, Mary, Mrs. du Maurier and Ensemble "Live by the Hook" – James Hook, Barrie and Pirates "Stronger" – J. One thousand. Barrie, James Claw, Pirates and Ensemble

Human activity II "The Globe is Upside Downward" – J. 1000. Barrie, Frohman and the Acting Troupe "What You Mean to Me" – J. M. Barrie and Sylvia "Play" – Frohman, Sylvia, Cromer, Henshaw, Miss Bassett, Turpin, Miss Jones, Elliott, Barrie, and the Acting Troupe "We're All Made of Stars" – the Llewelyn Davies Boys "When Your Feet Don't Impact the Ground" – J. M. Barrie and Peter "Something Almost This Night" – Frohman, Elliott, the Interim Troupe, J. G. Barrie and Peter "Neverland" (Reprise) – J. G. Barrie, Sylvia, Mrs. du Maurier, Boys and the Acting Troupe "Finale (When Your Feet Don't Touch the Footing)" – Mrs. du Maurier, J. M. Barrie and Ensemble

National Tour [edit]

Act I "Welcome to London" - Barrie, Ensemble "My Imagination" - J.M. Barrie "Believe" – J. M. Barrie, Sylvia Llewelyn Davies, Boys and Ensemble "The Dinner Political party" – Mary, Mrs. Du Maurier, Lord Cannan, Frohman, Barrie, Sylvia, Boys and Servants "We Own the Night" – Mary, Mrs. du Maurier, Lord Cannan, Frohman, Sylvia, Barrie, Boys and Servants "All That Matters" – Sylvia "Nosotros Own the Night" (Reprise) – George, Peter, Jack and Michael "Sylvia'due south Lullaby" – Sylvia Llewelyn Davies "Neverland" – J. M. Barrie and Sylvia "Circus of Your Heed" (Part 1) - Charles Frohman "Circus of Your Mind" (Role 2) - Mary Barrie "Circus of Your Mind" (Part 3) - Mrs. du Maurier "Circus of Your Mind" (Part four) – Frohman, Mary, Mrs. du Maurier and Ensemble "Stronger" (Part 1) – J. M. Barrie, James Hook and Ensemble "Live past the Hook" – James Claw, Barrie, Pirates and Ensemble "Stronger" (Function 2) – J. Thou. Barrie, James Hook, Pirates and Ensemble

Act II "The Globe is Upside Downwards" – J. Thousand. Barrie, Frohman and the Acting Troupe "What You Hateful to Me" – J. M. Barrie and Sylvia "Play" – Frohman, Sylvia, Cromer, Henshaw, Barrie, and the Acting Troupe "Nosotros're All Made of Stars" – the Llewelyn Davies Boys "When Your Feet Don't Affect the Ground" – J. M. Barrie and Peter "Something About This evening" (Part one) – Frohman, the Acting Troupe, J. M. Barrie and Peter "Something Most This Nighttime" (Part ii) – Frohman, the Interim Troupe, J. M. Barrie and Peter "Neverland" (Reprise) – J. M. Barrie, Sylvia, Mrs. du Maurier, Boys and the Interim Troupe "Finale (Believe)" – Mrs. du Maurier, J. Grand. Barrie, Boys, and Ensemble

Recordings [edit]

On nine June 2015 Finding Neverland The Album (Songs From The Broadway Musical) was released, featuring covers of the musical'due south songs past popular artists such as Zendaya, Kiesza, Nick Jonas, Ellie Goulding, Paloma Faith, Jennifer Lopez, Trey Songz, Christina Aguilera, Jon Bon Jovi, Pentatonix, John Legend, Christina Perri, and Goo Goo Dolls.^[39] It debuted at number 114 on the US Billboard 200 and number one on the Billboard Cast Albums chart.^[twoscore]

The original Broadway cast recording of Finding Neverland was released on 23 June 2015.^[41] It debuted at number 84 on the US Billboard 200 and number i on the Billboard Bandage Albums chart.^{[42] [43]}

Awards and nominations [edit]

Original Broadway production [edit]

Twelvemonth	Laurels Ceremony	Category	Nominee	Result
2015	Drama Desk Award	Outstanding Actor in a Musical	Matthew Morrison	Nominated
		Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical	Carolee Carmello	Nominated
	Drama League Award	Distinguished Production of a Musical		Nominated
		Distinguished Operation	Matthew Morrison	Nominated
			Kelsey Grammer	Nominated
	Astaire Award	Best Choreographer	Mia Michaels	Nominated
		Best Female person Dancer in a Broadway Show	Melanie Moore	Nominated

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External links [edit]

• Finding Neverland at the Internet Broadway Database

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finding_Neverland_%28musical%29

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