It's a Wonderful Neverland

Co-written by Patrick Greene
  • Comedy
  • One-act play, 30-35 minutes
  • 8-25 actors possible, gender flexible
Neverland is turned on its head in this clever blend of It's a Wonderful Life and J.M. Barrie's classic tale. When the Lost Boys go missing, Peter Pan wishes he never came to Neverland. Unfortunately, his wish is granted by Tinkerbell's unkempt fairy cousin, Stinkerbell, and Peter is given a glimpse of what the world would be like without him. Seeing the Lost Boys now employed by Captain Hook (now known as Captain Two Hands), the obnoxious Darling children, and a Tinkerbell who's lost her wits, Peter finally realizes the importance of his existence—and how it really is a wonderful Neverland.​

Published by Playscripts

​Script sample available to read online through Playscripts.