Peter Pan Theatrical Production Tickets

The Peter Pan theatrical production is officially titled "Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan," and rightly so after her long association with the character. Born in 1952, Cathy first shot to prominence as a gymnast for her exploits in the 1968 Olympics. She then went on to become the US champion in the sport in 1970 and 1972. Rigby retired in 1972 and took up acting as a career.

Two years later, a theatrical production of Peter Pan was being put in place, and the management decided to make full use of Cathy Rigby's athletic abilities and national profile. She was very nervous going into the auditions, but once she started to perform, she actually began to enjoy it. She got the role, and that was the start of her illustrious relationship with Peter Pan. She once again played the role in the Broadway production of this fabulous musical, her performance drawing warm applause from across the board and earning her a Tony nomination. Rigby played Peter Pan until 2006, when she decided to bid farewell. That hiatus lasted only five years, and in 2011 she made a comeback, much to the delight of her fans around the globe.

Cathy Rigby's Peter Pan takes its inspiration from the story and musical created by J.M. Barrie in 1904. It made its debut on Broadway in 1954 and its success has enabled the management to come up with multiple revivals and tours. The story revolves around Peter Pan, the boy who refuses to grow up. The Darling children join forces with him and venture off to the magical world of Neverland, where they encounter Captain Hook and a group of other evil pirates. Tinker Bell, the fairy, joins their quest to fight the bad guys in a story that has captivated millions around the globe since its debut decades ago.

Cathy Rigby's Peter Pan has won two Emmy Awards and has been nominated for two Tony Awards over the course of its magical history. It is now on a nationwide tour, which might be the last time Rigby gets to play her favorite character. Fans have been queuing up to buy Peter Pan theatrical production tickets, and who can blame them? After all, this might be Rigby's final trip as she finally brings the curtain down on a special career.