NeverWonderLand asks what if Peter Pan and Wonderland's Alice left their normal, boring life in London and found each other in the same fantastical world, would they ever want to come back to reality? This intersection of Neverland and Wonderland and Re-imagining two of the nineteenth century's best and loved tales - J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan and Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - NeverWonderLand wrestles with intersections of time and place, fantasy and reality, childhood and adulthood. Fusing two iconic visions of youthful exploration and adolescent fear, NeverWonderLand depicts Peter and Alice searching for a place in lives "real" and imagined: set at the height of Industrial Revolution-era England, it deconstructs and rebuilds the borderland at which Neverland and Wonderland confront the world we know.