En este cuento mágico sobre el niño que se niega a crecer, Peter Pan y su traviesa hada compañera Campanilla visitan la guardería de Wendy, Michael y John Darling.En este cuento mágico sobre el niño que se niega a crecer, Peter Pan y su traviesa hada compañera Campanilla visitan la guardería de Wendy, Michael y John Darling.En este cuento mágico sobre el niño que se niega a crecer, Peter Pan y su traviesa hada compañera Campanilla visitan la guardería de Wendy, Michael y John Darling.
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
- First Twin
- (as Brad Herrman)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesThe production was never broadcast annually. It was first telecast live on March 7, 1955 as Peter Pan (1955) and re-staged live (by popular demand) on January 3, 1956 as Peter Pan (1956). It was not seen again until this version was videotaped in color and telecast in 1960. Rather than re-broadcast it annually, as CBS began doing with El mago de Oz (1939), NBC repeated the videotaped version in 1963, 1966, and 1973. A long hiatus followed, during which this 1960 production was presumed lost. There was a new production starring Mia Farrow with a new score, Peter Pan (1976). Finally, in 1988, the original 1960 videotape of the Mary Martin version was re-discovered intact, restored and remastered, and telecast in March of 1989 - the production's first TV showing in 16 years.
- PifiasLive theatre productions have different rules than cinema, regarding suspension of disbelief. Most examples of crew or equipment visible, and related imperfect illusions, are not goofs in this genre.
- Citas
Captain Hook: No little children love me. I'm told they play at Peter Pan, and the strongest always chooses to be Peter. They force the baby to be Hook. The baby - that's where the canker gnaws. I'm told they find Smee lovable. How can I break it to him that they find him lovable?
- Banda sonoraTender Shepherd
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh
Music by Moose Charlap
Sung by Maureen Bailey, Margalo Gillmore, Joey Trent, and Kent Fletcher
The 1955 version of Peter Pan was done live from NY and then redone the following year. That version was preserved on Kinescope, but not videotape.
In 1960, NBC re-staged the production and videotaped it in their wonderful old Brooklyn studios - by the way, I believe that The Cosby Show in the '80s was produced at the same NBC Brooklyn Studios.
The 1960 production was videotaped and rebroadcast a number of times, and may be available on VHS now.
As the 4-year old son of an NBC publicity flack, I had the wonderful privilege of attending the taping of the show and I have a magnificent b&w photograph of me, in a gray flannel suit - in gray shorts no less - with Mary Martin in full costume.
It is one of the treasures of my childhood and Peter Pan has always been a favorite of mine.
By the way, there is/was a cast recording of Peter Pan - I want to say that it was on RCA Victor records, since of course, RCA owned NBC. But I have always been under the impression that is was of the Broadway play. This thread implies that the show never made it to Broadway, so I am not sure. However, I am certain that there was a record - vinyl, 33 1/3, long play, etc.
"I know a place where dreams are born...."
Eric
- echoch1
- 14 ene 2007
- Enlace permanente