The Darling household is a place of joy, consisting of two children, Wendy and John; their single mother, Mrs Darling; and the children’s nurse, a dog named Nana. One night, they receive a visit from Peter Pan, who takes them to Neverland, where an ongoing war between Peter’s gang of runaways and Captain Hook is taking place. In this original and cosmopolitan adaptation of J.M.Barrie’s classic, Nuno Roque employs a mixture of disciplines such as pantomime, dance, singing and acrobatics in his performance of John.

Théâtre de Paris — Paris, France (60 performances)
Théâtre de Beausobre — Morges, Switzerland (1 performance)
Grande Salle de la MCNN Nevers — Nevers, France (2 performances)
Grande Salle l’Avant-Scène Cognac — Cognac, France (1 performance)
Opéra-Théâtre de Saint-Etienne, Grand Théâtre Massenet — Saint-Etienne, France (1 performance)
Le Parvis – Scène Nationale Tarbes-Pyrénées — Ibos, France (2 performances)
Théâtre de l’Etange — Sainte Estève, France (1 performance)
L’Olympia — Arcachon, France (1 performance)

— Armelle Héliot, “Envolons-nous Avec Peter Pan”, Le Figaro (France), May 19, 2011
— Emmanuelle Cohendet, “PAN au Théâtre de Paris: un spectacle de rêve”, Le Daily Neuvième (France), June 29, 2011
— Gilbert Jouin, “Pan”, Critikator (France), May 16, 2011
— Gilles Costaz, “Pan, Une Histoire Qui S’Envole”, Webthea (France), May 2011
— Olivier Pansieri, “Pan, de James Matthew Barrie, Théâtre de Paris”, Les Trois Coups (France) , May 23, 2011
— PAN : L’Avant Scène Théâtre N°1303, 2011 (France) – ISBN 978-2-7498-1188-8