Broadway 101: Peter and the Starcatcher's Set Shop Brings Imagination to Life
Tony-nominated for her scenic design of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson,
Donyale Werle once again is ready to take a downtown show uptown to
Broadway. This time the task at hand is Peter and the Starcatcher,
the play-with-music based on the Dave Barry-Ridley Pearson novel which tells
the story of Peter Pan before he became the boy who would not grow up. Using
a downtown approach to set design that firmly supports the adage "one man's
trash is another man's (or in this case woman's) treasure," Werle and her
crew set about capturing audience imaginations by using
otherwise everyday objects to adorn the proscenium and sets of the show. To see the show's Playbill click here. For more on the show, click here.
Peter and the Starcatcher: Life Before Peter Pan
Highlights From Peter and the Starcatcher on Broadway
2012 Tony Awards Preview: Best Play
2012 Tony Nominee Celia Keenan-Bolger and the Starstuff Dreams Are Made Of
2012 Tony Nominees Roger Rees and Rick Elice Imagine the Possiblities of Peter and the Starcatcher
Tony Sneak Peek! Neil Patrick Harris and Starcatcher Cast Prepare for Tony Sunday
2012 Tony Nominee Christian Borle Dons the Starcatcher 'Stache
2012 Tony Awards Preview: Best Original Score
Broadway 101: Peter and the Starcatcher's Set Shop Brings Imagination to Life
Christian Borle: 2012 Tony Winner for Best Featured Actor in a Play
Highlights From Peter and the Starcatcher With New Villain Matthew Saldivar
"Carols for a Cure" Promises Holiday Cheer from Drood, Once and Peter and the Starcatcher