Finborough, LondonAt this time of year, the name of JM Barrie usually means one thing: Peter Pan. But, with characteristic audacity, the Finborough has chosen to revive this 1902 Regency-set comedy. And, even if the piece has some of the qualities of the "whimsy-cake" referred to in the text, Louise Hill's sparkling production reminds one of Barrie's playful ingenuity and creates some astonishing reverberations.Like …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 05:15PM on December 6, 2010