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CAT Presents Peter Pan

Presented by Christian Arts and Theatre at Corona Civic Center

May 22-May 31, 2009

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CAT of Corona proudly presents the beloved musical, Peter Pan. This delightfully different, creatively wild production features all the favorite music like "I Won't Grow up" and "Neverland" but in a new fresh way. Show-stopping dance numbers and imaginative set design will bring a new perspective to an old favorite.

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- Venue Info
  
  Corona Civic Center
  
  815 West 6th Street
  Corona, CA 92879
  
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- Admission Info
  
  Tickets: Adults: Pre-sale and on-line: $13.00 At the Door: $15.00 Students/seniors: Pre-sale/on-line: $11 At the Door: $13 Family of Five: $50/$60
  
  Info Phone: (951) 279-2298
  
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- Dates & Times
  
  Dates:
  May 22-May 31, 2009
  
  Times:
  Fridays at 7:00 PM
  Saturdays at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM
  Sundays at 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM
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  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "Very Nicely Done"
    Review posted by: Joy E from Corona, CA, Jun 06, 2009
    
    My family and I attended the last performance of "Peter Pan" this past weekend. I was very impressed by the professionalism of the show. The acting, singing, dancing and choreography were fantastic.... Expand
    
    My family and I attended the last performance of "Peter Pan" this past weekend. I was very impressed by the professionalism of the show. The acting, singing, dancing and choreography were fantastic. The puppet characters were creative, as was the handling of "flying" in the scenes. I've seen 3 CAT shows now and this is the best yet. Regarding the two times that I heard the use of the word "ass," I was a little concerned about my 5-year-old hearing that. However, it is part of the script and, frankly, kids can hear much worse than that on their televisions or in a public place. Though I didn't like hearing the word, it will not prevent me from seeing another show from this fine theater group. I consider it a "teachable moment" in the raising of my son to be a Christian and to live in a world that sometimes uses this language, rather than hiding him away from society. Why not just explain that sometimes people make poor choices like the author of the script and talk that way? Collapse
  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "You silly a**"
    Comment posted by: Bott05777 from Corona, Jun 06, 2009
    
    the reason they said it in the play is because it is in the original screen play. it is extremely disrespectful to edit a persons writing. plus in the context and even in biblical reference it is... Expand
    
    the reason they said it in the play is because it is in the original screen play. it is extremely disrespectful to edit a persons writing. plus in the context and even in biblical reference it is simply the name of a Donkey so in context it isn't as horrible as you are making it sound. If you want to go anywhere besides writing reviews on children's theater you are going to actually have to get your facts straight. Collapse
  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "Disappointed!"
    Comment posted by: L. LoDestro from USA, Jun 02, 2009
    
    I attended Peter Pan with several other Christian Parents who vsited for the first time. I have been raving about the wonderful plays and being from a Christian organization. However, we were all... Expand
    
    I attended Peter Pan with several other Christian Parents who vsited for the first time. I have been raving about the wonderful plays and being from a Christian organization. However, we were all shocked and surprised to hear the word "ass" used in Peter Pan??? So unappropriate. I was very disappointed and cannot contiue to attend plays with worldly content. Friends of others stated their disappointment to me as well that live locally and have attended the Peter Pan play as well. Foul language show never be part of any Christian's vocabulary, especially when you know children are present. Collapse
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  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "Very Nicely Done"
    Review posted by: Joy E from Corona, CA, Jun 06, 2009
    
    My family and I attended the last performance of "Peter Pan" this past weekend. I was very impressed by the professionalism of the show. The acting, singing, dancing and choreography were fantastic.... Expand
    
    My family and I attended the last performance of "Peter Pan" this past weekend. I was very impressed by the professionalism of the show. The acting, singing, dancing and choreography were fantastic. The puppet characters were creative, as was the handling of "flying" in the scenes. I've seen 3 CAT shows now and this is the best yet. Regarding the two times that I heard the use of the word "ass," I was a little concerned about my 5-year-old hearing that. However, it is part of the script and, frankly, kids can hear much worse than that on their televisions or in a public place. Though I didn't like hearing the word, it will not prevent me from seeing another show from this fine theater group. I consider it a "teachable moment" in the raising of my son to be a Christian and to live in a world that sometimes uses this language, rather than hiding him away from society. Why not just explain that sometimes people make poor choices like the author of the script and talk that way? Collapse
  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "You silly a**"
    Comment posted by: Bott05777 from Corona, Jun 06, 2009
    
    the reason they said it in the play is because it is in the original screen play. it is extremely disrespectful to edit a persons writing. plus in the context and even in biblical reference it is... Expand
    
    the reason they said it in the play is because it is in the original screen play. it is extremely disrespectful to edit a persons writing. plus in the context and even in biblical reference it is simply the name of a Donkey so in context it isn't as horrible as you are making it sound. If you want to go anywhere besides writing reviews on children's theater you are going to actually have to get your facts straight. Collapse
  - Event Name: CAT Presents Peter Pan
    "Disappointed!"
    Comment posted by: L. LoDestro from USA, Jun 02, 2009
    
    I attended Peter Pan with several other Christian Parents who vsited for the first time. I have been raving about the wonderful plays and being from a Christian organization. However, we were all... Expand
    
    I attended Peter Pan with several other Christian Parents who vsited for the first time. I have been raving about the wonderful plays and being from a Christian organization. However, we were all shocked and surprised to hear the word "ass" used in Peter Pan??? So unappropriate. I was very disappointed and cannot contiue to attend plays with worldly content. Friends of others stated their disappointment to me as well that live locally and have attended the Peter Pan play as well. Foul language show never be part of any Christian's vocabulary, especially when you know children are present. Collapse
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