An Awfully Big Adventure

Set against the backdrop of post-war Liverpool in 1947, our protagonist is a wide-eyed teenager who dreams of stardom. Drawn to the vibrant energy of the theatre scene, she eagerly joins a struggling troupe that is putting on a winter production of Peter Pan. As the curtain rises and the story unfolds, the play becomes a haunting reflection of youth's complexities and innocence lost, paralleling the characters' own coming-of-age experiences. Our teenage protagonist finds herself embroiled in the complex web of sexual politics and intrigue that permeates the adult world of theatre, navigating her way through newfound challenges and responsibilities. This poignant drama serves as a compelling exploration into the world behind the stage lights - a world where dreams and reality often intersect, leaving an indelible mark on those who dare to chase them.