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Peter Pan lands in Oceanside

Posted Thursday, January 9, 2014 12:00 pm

Wendy (Dari Goldman) teaches John (Benjamin Murasso) and Michael (Thomas Hirdt) to fly.

Wendy (Dari Goldman) teaches John (Benjamin Murasso) and Michael (Thomas Hirdt) to fly.

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Wendy, the lost boys and the pirates come up with a scheme to save Peter Pan.

Wendy, the lost boys and the pirates come up with a scheme to save Peter Pan.

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Peter Pan, played by Christian Savarese, meets Wendy, played by Dari Goldman.

Peter Pan, played by Christian Savarese, meets Wendy, played by Dari Goldman.

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Tinkerbell and the fairies.

Tinkerbell and the fairies.

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By Howard Schwach

The boy who would not grow up — better known to generations of children as Peter Pan — landed onstage at Oceanside High School on Jan. 4 for an opening night performance that will be long remembered. The show was presented by the Oceanside Department of Find and Performing Arts and Oceanside High School.

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