Peter Pan (disambiguation)
Peter Pan is a fictional magical boy who refuses to grow up.
"Peter Pan" can also refer to various works featuring the character:
- The Little White Bird (1902), the first book featuring an appearance of the character
- Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up (1904), the play which first popularized the character
- Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906), a novel
- Peter Pan and Wendy (1911), the novel based on the play
- Peter Pan (1924 film), the silent film based on the play
- Peter Pan (1950 musical), the Leonard Bernstein Broadway stage adaptation of the play, never filmed
- Peter Pan (1953 film), the animated film by The Walt Disney Company based on the play
- Peter Pan in Return to Never Land, a direct-to-video sequel
- Peter Pan (1954 musical), the Broadway musical adaptation of the play featuring Mary Martin. Telecast live on TV twice, and afterwards videotaped for future telecasts.
- Peter Pan (2003 film), the first live-action sound film based on the play, directed by P.J. Hogan
- Peter Pan no Boken, the anime adaptation and extension of the Peter Pan story
- Peter Pan and the Pirates, the 1990s animated TV show
- Peter Pan's Flight, a dark ride attraction at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
- Peter Pan (Three Sixty Entertainment), an updated version of the original play presented in its own theatre pavilion using 360 degree video.
Other uses:
- Peterpan (band), of Indonesia
- Peter Pan I (1904–1933), United States thoroughbred racehorse
- Peter Pan II (born 1924), United Kingdom thoroughbred racehorse
- Peter Pan III (born 1929), Australia thoroughbred racehorse
- Peter Pan (peanut butter)
- Peter Pan Bus Lines, based in the northeastern United States
- Peter Pan Records, a record label of the 1950s–70s, specializing in children's records
- Peter Pan syndrome, in popular psychology
- Operation Peter Pan, in which children of Cuba were flown to the United States
- Randy Constan, a famous Peter Pan impersonator
- "Peter Pan", a Kerr Stuart Wren narrow gauge locomotive belonging to the Leighton Buzzard Light Railway