Peter Pan

Peter Pan commonly refers to:

• Peter Pan (character), a fictional boy who refuses to grow up, created by Scottish author J. M. Barrie
• Peter Pan (play and novel) (1904), the play that first popularised the character

Peter Pan may also refer to:

Works featuring the character Peter Pan

See also: List of works based on Peter Pan

Books

• Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906), originally a chapter in The Little White Bird about the character's origin and infancy
• Peter and Wendy (1911), the novel based on the play
• Peter Pan (1928), the first published edition of the play
  • Peter Pan in Scarlet (2006), an authorised sequel

Plays and musicals

• Peter Pan (1950 musical), the Leonard Bernstein Broadway stage adaptation of the play, never filmed
• Peter Pan (1954 musical), the Broadway musical adaptation of the play featuring Mary Martin. Telecast live on TV twice, and afterwards videotaped for future telecasts.
• Peter Pan (Three Sixty Entertainment), an updated version of the original play presented in its own theatre pavilion using 360 degree video

Film and television

• Peter Pan (1924 film), the silent film based on the play
• Peter Pan (1953 film), the animated film by The Walt Disney Company based on the play
• Peter Pan (1976 musical), a TV film by Dwight Hemion
• Peter Pan (2003 film), the first live-action sound film based on the play, directed by P. J. Hogan
• Peter Pan no Boken, the anime adaptation and extension of the Peter Pan story
• Peter Pan and the Pirates, the 1990s animated TV show
• Peter Pan Live!, a live television special and production of the 1954 musical adaptation of Peter and Wendy, broadcast on NBC in 2014
• Pan (2015 film), a prequel film by Joe Wright
• Peter and Wendy (2015 film), a TV film by Diarmuid Lawrence
• Peter Pan & Wendy (film), a 2023 live-action film

Sculpture

• Peter Pan statue, 1912 bronze in Kensington Gardens, London, England, with copies elsewhere
• Peter Pan (Columbus, Ohio), 1927 fountain and sculpture in Columbus, Ohio, United States
• Paul Montfort's 1925 statue in Melbourne, Australia;
• Charles Andrew Hafner's 1928 sculpture in Carl Schurz Park in New York City;
• Alex Proudfoot RSA's 1949 statue at the Mearnskirk Hospital for children in Glasgow;
• Ivan Mitford-Barberton's 1959 sculpture at the Red Cross Children's Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa;
• Cecil Thomas's 1965 sculpture in Dunedin Botanic Garden, New Zealand;
• Alistair Smart's 1972 statue in Kirriemuir in Scotland;
• Catherine Marr-Johnson's 1988 drinking fountain statue in the park of Blenheim Palace.[19]
• Diarmuid Byron O'Connor's 2000 sculpture at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.

Other works

• Peter Pan's Flight, a dark ride attraction at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
• Peter Pan (video game), 1984 game

Animals

• Peter Pan (American horse) (1904–1933), a United States thoroughbred racehorse
• Peter Pan (Australian horse) (1929–1941), an Australia thoroughbred racehorse

Music

• Peter Pan Records, a record label of the 1950s–70s, specialising in children's records
• Petar Pan, Serbian rock band
• Peterpan (band), former name of Indonesian alternative pop band, now known as Noah
• Peter Pan (album) by Dutch rockband Peter Pan Speedrock
• "Peter Pan" (Kelsea Ballerini song), 2016
• "Peter Pan" (Brent Faiyaz song), 2025
• "Peter Pan", first published song by Noël Coward, later recorded by Bessie Jones in 1918
• "In Search of Peter Pan", a song by Kate Bush from the album Lionheart
• "Peter Pan", a song by Exo from XOXO
• "Peter Pan", a song by (G)I-dle from I Feel
• "Peter", a song by Taylor Swift from the Album "The Tortured Poets Department", 2024
• "Lost Boy", a song by Ruth B released February 12, 2015

People

• Peter Pan (singer) (born 1984), Taiwanese pop singer
• Randy Constan, Peter Pan impersonator
• Peterpan, born José Fernandes de Paula, composer

Transportation

• "Peter Pan", a Kerr Stuart Wren narrow gauge locomotive belonging to the Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, Bedfordshire, England
• Peter Pan Bus Lines, based in the northeastern United States
• Several passenger ships operated by TT-Line, including:
  • Peter Pan (1986–1993); now MS Princess Seaways
  • MS Peter Pan (2023) (IMO 9880946), a LNG-powered "Green Ship"

Other

• Peter Pan (peanut butter)
• Peter Pan collar, style of clothing collar, flat in design with rounded corners
• Peter Pan Cup, swimming trophy for a Christmas-day race, first awarded by Barrie in 1904
• Operation Peter Pan, in which children of Cuba were flown to the United States
• DDT Peter Pan, an annual professional wrestling event

See also

• All pages with titles containing Peter Pan
• All pages with titles beginning with Peter Pan
• Peter Pan syndrome (disambiguation)