Interview with Lia Luz and Emma Rudy from the Company of Peter Pan: The Panto | Drayton Entertainment 2023
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Meet Lia Luz and Emma Rudy from the company of “Peter Pan: The Panto”.

What do you love about your character?	
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Lia Luz: I'm having the most fun just playing a kid who just wants to go on adventures and have fun along with his friend, Tinkerbell.

Emma Rudy: It's really fun to be Tinkerbell. I have always wanted to play her, and she's a bit sassy, she has a bit of an attitude, but she means well, and it's very silly and very fun.	Lia Luz and Emma Rudy sit in a rehearsal room and speak to the camera.	
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What’s your favourite scene?	
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Emma Rudy: I don't want to spoil it! Let's just say that there is some magic in the show that's gonna be very exciting for audiences to see, and I enjoy watching it, and I love watching Lia have to do it.

Lia Luz: One of my favourite scenes is - and I'm not in it - but it's watching Andrew, who plays Captain Hook, singing his entrance song, and it is the best. You have to come and see it.

Emma Rudy: Epic.	Lia Luz and Emma Rudy continue speaking to the camera.
	
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Peter Pan never grew up. Is there something you did as a kid that you still do now?	
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Emma Rudy: Catching frogs. I love catching frogs. I always put them back, don't worry. But that's something I've done since I was a kid.

Lia Luz: Mine is rock collecting. Sometimes I'll just like be at a park or a beach, and I'll just see a rock that I think is really cool, and then bring it home and be like, "Hey, check this out!"

Emma Rudy: That's so wholesome. Do you keep them?

Lia Luz: Sometimes.

Emma Rudy: I want one!	Lia Luz and Emma Rudy continue speaking to the camera.
	
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Why should people come to see Peter Pan?	
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Lia Luz: It truly is the definition of theatre magic, and I think people of all ages are going to enjoy it.

Emma Rudy: I think that this is the perfect place to go to have some of that theatre magic.	Lia Luz and Emma Rudy continue speaking to the camera.
	
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Peter Pan: The Panto

November 8 to November 5
King’s Wharf Theatre
KingsWharfTheatre.com