Peter Pan: The Boy Who Hated Mothers takes audiences on a fantastical exploration of the fears of growing up and the power of the human imagination. This visceral new adaptation works from the original source materials to craft a darker, scarier, and more dimensional version of Peter Pan for a modern audience. "Wonderful. ¿Lluberes has stripped off the Disney and Broadway varnishes to restore Barrie's unique voice and his great subject, the horror of growing up. ¿Fresh and utterly persuasive. ¿Delicate, deeply human portrayals. ¿The show captures the intertwined magic and terror of childhood." - Los Angeles Times.