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Peter Pan
Adapted by Caroline Saldivar and Ben LiebertBased on the play by James Matthew Barrie
Peter Pan
Adapted by Caroline Saldivar and Ben LiebertBased on the play by James Matthew Barrie
Take flight with Peter, Wendy, and Tinker Bell on a journey to Neverland – where pirates roam, fairies sparkle, and kids never grow up! With all the magic, mischief, and heart of the original story, this lively new adaptation brings Peter Pan’s world to life on stage like never before.
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Cast
Grayson Buchanan
Maya Carpentiere
Walter Steven Dagley
Ryan Dugan
Amanda González
Sheila Wallis
Grayson Buchanan is a recent graduate of East Tennessee State University where she received a B.A. in Theatre, Musical Theatre Concentration, and a minor in Dance. Some collegiate credits include James and the Giant Peach (Spider/Dance Captain), The Wolves (#2), and Cabaret (Rosie). Before furthering her education and experience at FST, she was recently a Barter Player at The Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia. Performing in many shows including The Jungle Book (Ensemble), The Reluctant Dragon (Griselda), and Disney’s Frozen (Swing). Grayson couldn’t be more grateful for this opportunity and can’t wait to see the magic we can create!
Maya Carpentiere is an actor and singer from Orlando. She is currently an acting apprentice at Florida Studio Theatre, and is excited to work with and give back to the community of Sarasota. She recently graduated from University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies. Some of her recent credits include Seussical, Rocky Horror Picture Show, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls and Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Walter Steven Dagley is currently an Acting Apprentice and is making his FST Debut. He is originally from Beaufort, South Carolina and is an alumni of the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities. Walter graduated from Texas Christian University in 2024 with a degree in Theatre with an emphasis in acting. Before coming to FST, he was involved with Brightstar where he participated in 2 person touring shows including: Peter Pan, Bullysaurus Rex, and The Story of Anne Frank.
Ryan Dugan is an actor originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, California. He then moved to North Carolina for several years and attended UNC-Chapel Hill where he earned a degree in dramatic art. He has been privileged to act in productions such as Hamlet, King Henry VI Part III, No Exit, The Seagull, and Dance Nation. At FST, he is currently involved in their production of Peter Pan, playing Captain Hook/Mr. Darling, as well as their Improv team.
Amanda González is thrilled to be an Acting Apprentice at FST! She recently graduated with a BFA In Musical Theatre from the Gainesville Theatre Alliance. While at GTA, she she was apart of productions such as The Crucible (ASM), The 25th Annual PCSB (March Park), The True Story of the Three Little Pigs (Prudence), and Young Frankenstein (Elizabeth/Ensemble). On her free time she loves painting, thrifting, and going on random adventures with her sweet friends! <3 “
Sheila Wallis is a performer and educator from Mexico, New York, and is ecstatic to join the Florida Studio Theatre family as an Acting Apprentice this year. She graduated from Ithaca College in 2023 with degrees in Theatre Studies and Music. Since then, she has taught playwriting and theatre with the Hangar Theatre and worked as a voice teacher with Flight Performing Arts. Sheila is thrilled to make her FST debut as John/Slightly in Peter Pan.
Creative
Director | Ben Liebert
Music | Jim Prosser
Scenic Design | Casey Seiler
Lighting Design | Kate Landry
Sound Design | Nicholas Christensen
Costume Design | Ben Liebert
Stage Manager | Tori Martinson
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Sponsored in part by the Bank of America Client Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
Funding for this program was provided in part by The School Board of Broward County, Florida – SEAS Program
Sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts.