Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Review: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre flies high with 'Peter Pan'
TribLIVE: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre's revival of the Jorden Morris staging of “Peter Pan” is a delightful and action-packed entertainment well designed for families, including young boys and girls. The ballet first performed this version, which features spectacular flying sequences, in October 2011.
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This brings me back to when my high school did a performance of Peter Pan during my senior year. This was probably one of the biggest shows I was ever part of; from the fly system to the revolving sets the audience was new bored. I can’t disagree with the article when they talk about the action packed entertainment. As I look at many of the scenic component it is crazy to see the similarities of the set but also the differences. Looking at their design I begin to wonder how they went about doing some of the effects, that was probably one of the biggest challenges we faced at my school and I would be very interested to see how a professional company would do it differently. I’ve only been a student a CMU for one semester and looking back, I could already make a laundry list of things that I would do differently.
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