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Peter and the Starcatcher (Theatre)

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Peter and the Starcatcher is a play by Rick Elice that is based on the 2004 novel Peter and the Starcatchers by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. The play premiered in 2009 in California at the La Jolla Playhouse and opened on Broadway in 2012. It was nominated for 9 Tony Awards and won 5.The play provides the backstory for several characters from James M. Barrie's Peter Pan, including Peter, Hook, and Tinker Bell.
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Card-Carrying Villain
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Card-Carrying Villain: Black Stache knows he's evil and is incredibly proud of it.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: Black Stache observes that the people in the audience "have paid for nannies and parking".
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Anachronism Stew
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Anachronism Stew: Though the play takes place in 1885, the dialogue includes many anachronisms used for comedic effect, including use of the acronym 'TTFN', references to the Cadillac Escalade, Ayn Rand, Marcel Proust and Philip Glass, among others. Curiously, the vast majority of the anachronisms present are made by Black Stache.
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The Bad Guy Wins
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The Bad Guy Wins: While Black Stache is doesn't obtain the starstuff and winds up losing his hand, he does find the heroic adversary he's been searching for in Peter.
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Create Your Own Villain
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Create Your Own Villain: Black Stache tries to claim Peter made him, but Peter points out that Stache cut off his own hand. Additionally, Black Stache was already a ruthless pirate long before he met Peter. The reverse is true for Black Stache though. After cutting off his own hand, he then tries to recruit the crocodile by luring it join him by feeding it one of his detached fingers. We don't see the results, but given the original story, we can easily assume that the crocodile develops a taste for Stache and stalks him trying to get more. Also, in a much smaller example, Black Stache gives Peter his first name, making him responsible for both of their future namesakes.
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Foregone Conclusion
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Foregone Conclusion: Black Stache is a ruthless comedic pirate followed by a sidekick named Smee and finds himself at odds with a young boy who adopts the name Peter. Was there ever any doubt he'd turn out to be Captain Hook.
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Malaproper
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Malaproper: One of Black Stache's defining characteristics.
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Friendless Background
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Friendless Background: Both Molly and the Boy, as laid out in the opening scene.
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Unresolved Sexual Tension
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Unresolved Sexual Tension: Boy and Molly, because he becomes immortal and she is forced to leave him behind in Neverland, returning to England where she will eventually get married. As Boy's character description puts it: "If he could grow up, he'd fall for Molly in a big way. But it'll never happen."
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Irrelevant Act Opener
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Irrelevant Act Opener: The mermaids open the second act with a Vaudeville-style song-and-dance number.
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Green Rocks
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Green Rocks: As in the original novel, starstuff can do whatever magical thing the plot demands, including making people fly, extending life, and transforming ordinary animals into mythological creatures.
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Hiding Behind the Language Barrier
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Hiding Behind the Language Barrier: Molly and her father communicate privately in Dodo, Porpoise and Norse code (a system used by ancient Vikings that is similar to Morse code).
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Friendly Enemy
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Friendly Enemy: Black Stache is desperate to find a hero to serve as his Arch-Enemy, so when he believes he's found one, he becomes overjoyed and acts quite affable.
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The Smurfette Principle
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The Smurfette Principle: The actress who plays Molly is usually the only female cast member. This is averted in terms of actual characters though, as there's also Ms. Bumbrake among the principle cast. And then there's the mermaids, including Teacher, played by the same actor as Ms. Bumbrake.
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Chewing the Scenery
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Chewing the Scenery: Black Stache is so guilty of this that he challenges the crocodile because it literally chewed up the scenery in his scene.
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Adaptational Angst Upgrade
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Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Peter Pan himself. The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up begins his adventure as an abused, traumatized, and misanthropic orphan who only wants a chance to live the childhood stolen away from him by the terrible adults in his life.
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Deuteragonist
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Deuteragonist: Peter is the main character, but both Molly and Black Stache get a lot of focus, and their development is equally important.
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Manly Facial Hair
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Manly Facial Hair: To the point of parody: Black Stache is named after his trademark moustache, and cuts quite the swaggering manly figure. He refers to his moustache when explaining that he is indeed a bloodthirsty outlaw.
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Large Ham
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Large Ham: Black Stache, like you wouldn't believe. Christian Borle did originate the part, you know.
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Made a Slave
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Made a Slave: Fighting Prawn's backstory.
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Canon Character All Along
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Canon Character All Along: Besides the obvious, Molly Aster is revealed at the very end of the play to be Wendy Darling's mother.
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Faux Affably Evil
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Faux Affably Evil: Lampshaded by Black Stache in his first scene, where he admits that he seems nice right before threatening to murder Lord Aster.
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Big Bad
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Big Bad: While not the only threat present, Black Stache is certainly the most dangerous one and serves as the main villain.
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Big "OMG!"
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Big "OMG!": Black Stache, when he loses his hand. Bonus points for the sheer number of OMGs dropped, going from pain to rapid-fire to valley girl to an entire faux talk-show anecdote to "ermahgerd" to more pain to a few really big ones at the end.
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Cross-Cast Role
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Cross-Cast Role: Mrs. Bumbrake and Teacher are both played by the same male actor. Additionally, with the exception of Peter, every member of the ensemble is to appear as mermaids. And considering Molly is the only actress, that means all but two actors play a character of the opposite sex. Additionally, some productions will cast additional women outside of Molly, meaning that the mermaid scene may be the only time a cast member is actually playing their real sex.
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MacGuffin
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MacGuffin: The trunk of starstuff.
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Alas, Poor Villain
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Alas, Poor Villain: Bill Slank spends all of his stage time acting as a total Slime Ball, but right before he reveals he has a comedically over the top tragic backstory.
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Near-Villain Victory
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Near-Villain Victory: Black Stache comes incredibly close to winning. The only reason he doesn't is because the starstuff was dissolved by the ocean's water seeping into the chest. Even then, he walks out of the story with a different kind of victory.
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Obsessed with Food
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Obsessed with Food: Ted, who faints at the mere mention of sticky pudding.
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I Ate WHAT?!
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I Ate WHAT?!: Ted realizes they've been fed worms.
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Added Alliterative Appeal
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Added Alliterative Appeal: Most of Betty Bumbrake's lines involve this.
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Child Hater
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Child Hater: Black Stache hates, hates, hates children.
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The Nameless
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The Nameless: Boy, who eventually takes the name Peter.
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Orphanage of Fear
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Orphanage of Fear: St. Norbert’s Orphanage for Lost Boys.
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An Arm and a Leg
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An Arm and a Leg: This is something of a Foregone Conclusion, since Black Stache is destined to become Captain Hook.
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In My Language, That Sounds Like...
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In My Language, That Sounds Like...: Molly's name means "Squid Poop" in the Mollusks' language.
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Action Girl
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Action Girl: Molly doesn't let her young age get in the way of adventuring, much less her gender.
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Ambiguously Gay
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Ambiguously Gay: Black Stache has this in spades, especially when portrayed by Christian Borle. He's outright described in the text as being "effeminate", and he acts very much Camp Gay, on top of not seeming too fond of women and being very touchy with some of the other men (most notably Smee and Lord Aster). It's also worth noting that in response to Stache asking what "the men" call him, Smee responds with "Nancy", which is an old-fashioned slang term for an effeminate man, but it generally referred to homosexuals.
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Ensemble Cast
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Ensemble Cast: While Peter, Molly, and Black Stache are clearly the largest parts, the multiple characters played by this small cast, the actors narrating when their role isn't present in the scene, and working as stage hands throughout means that everyone is constantly onstage doing something important.
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Leader Wannabe
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Leader Wannabe: Prentiss declares himself to be the leader of the orphans, because he is the oldest. But he never actually leads.
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Evil Is Hammy
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Evil Is Hammy: Black Stache is quite evil and quite hammy.
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