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Poster illustration for Zion Theatre Company’s production of Evening Eucalyptus, a play which takes place in Australia around the turn of the century.

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Theater poster illustration for Zion Theater Company’s production of Farewell to Eden.

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1. Wendy, Young Citizen of the Metropolis
Wendy, a young Citizen of the Metropolis is uncomfortable with the City’s perfectionistic goals. She is afraid she will never measure up to its expectations.

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2. Robot 75093 Gives a History Lecture
Robot 75093 lectures young students on the devastating effects of the “Great War” – an atomic holocaust. To keep citizens safe from radioactive toxins and mutant creatures in the Never, a dome was erected over the Metropolis. She tells her students, the artificial memory of robots will keep them safe, as will the policies of the City’s Founders, which eliminate contention by insisting on uniformity.

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3. Mary Darling Warns Wendy to Flee the Metropolis
A City official, who claims she is Wendy’s mother, warns Wendy that the City is about to cull its youth. As Wendy is slight and has been a little sickly in the past, she is about to be terminated. Wendy, who has been raised in a state-run children’s center, as are all Metropolitans, has never met her mother, but is alarmed by the warning.

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4. The Lost Boys Discover Wendy Following Them through the Sewers under the Metropolis
Wendy flees underground, where she sees the Lost Boys—a group of rebellious youth who live outside the City’s system. The Lost Boys have finished one of their many raids on the supply stores of the City, and have discovered a “pesky” girl is following them.

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5. Smee Reports a New Fugitive to Hook
At the municipal office for The Metropolitan Missing, Smee has just received a new “wanted” poster—for Wendy. Smee wonders if they should pursue a citizen who is going to be culled. Hook, Captain of the Bounty Hunters, thinks even “culls” should submit to the fate the Founders have decreed for them.

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6. Man-Eating Mermaids Call after the Lost Boys
Wendy proves her worth to the Lost Boys by saving them from wiles of mutant mermaids, who want to make a meal of the young men.

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7. Peter Defends Himself After the Capture of Curly
Pursued by Bounty Hunters, Peter, Wendy and the Lost Boys head deep into the Never. Peter makes an error in judgment, which results in the capture of a Lost Boy named Curly. As Wendy comforts Toodles, Peter explains how his bravery has always kept them alive in the past. Nevertheless, he finally admits his shame over the loss of Curly.

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8. Shaman Silver Cloud of the Red Ones Explains Their Decision to Live in the Never
Peter, Wendy and the Lost Boys hide for a while with the Redskins, a people that have chosen to remain in the Never, though radioactive wastes have had a devastating affect on their health. The redskins believe they can atone for mankind’s destruction of the environment through ritual in the Never. Wendy and Peter realize that if they remain in the Never, they will suffer the Redskin’s fate.

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9. Peter and Wendy, Guided by Nana, the Red Shaman’s Cyber-Dog, Lure Hook away from the Lost Boys
Hook picks up on the trail of the Lost Boys once more. Leaving the boys at the Redskin village, Wendy and Peter lure Hook and his Bounty Hunters deeper into the Never, while they look for a means of escape. They are led by Nana, a cyber-enhanced dog, who lives with the Redskins and knows her way around the Never.

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The final piece to my BFA project retelling Peter Pan!
10. Stumbling into Paradise
After Nana’s trickery leaves Hook and his henchmen looking down the throats of hungry Snagglevores, she leads Peter and Wendy to a land that has healed from the effects of the Last War.

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