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When I think about my carbon footprint, I flash back to the opening scene of the wonderful childhood story "The Adventures of Peter Pan." Peter, in my vision, always played by ageless actress Mary Martin, has lost his shadow and is frantically looking for it.

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The measure of a civilization lies in its mythology. While the legend of 'Peter Pan' was born of the Scottish writer J. M. Barrie, the story has become a staple of American myth, largely because of the 1953 Walt Disney animated classic.

Both Peter Pan and Shiloh Theatrical Productions will soar in December when the community theater company, which has been struggling with financial difficulties, stages the musical about the boy who won't grow up.

When the small screen was in its infancy in the 1950s, a group of young, scrappy writers such as Rod Serling, JP Miller, Reginald Rose and Paddy Chayefsky and directors such as John Frankenheimer, Alex Segal, Delbert Mann, Franklin Schaffner, Sidney Lumet and George Roy Hill collaborated on a series of live television dramas that set the gold ...

Footlite Musicals will present the classic family musical "Peter Pan" November 20, 21, 27, 28, and 29, and December 4, 5, and 6 at the Hedback Community Theater, 1847 North Alabama St., Indianapolis.

Adam Pascal reprises his role as "Roger," an HIV-positive singer / songwriter the Broadway Tour of "RENT." Published Nov.

Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun" is coming to the Francis Wilson Playhouse Wednesday, Nov.

BOOTLEG FILES 305: 'Annie Get Your Gun' . LAST SEEN: In its one-and-only 1957 telecast.

On the weekend of Oct. 24 and 25 there will be a casting call for aspiring actors who would like to participate in an upcoming production of Peter Pan.

Full given name: David Samuel Greenspan Hometown: I was born and raised in Los Angeles.

Sir James Barrie's novel about a boy who never grows up was first produced on Broadway in 1905, revived in 1950 and turned into a musical in 1954 starring Mary Martin.

My son called last week on what was finally, after weeks of rain, a perfect summer day.

AT AROUND nine in the morning on Saturday, May 23 a queue will begin to form in anticipation of an art exhibition.