Sweet as an angel, soft as a cloud
Their voices shone, oh so loud
The melodies created such a harmonising sound
The harmony reached the incredibly proud crowd

The dancers, were they fast or slow
Their captivating rhythm, it froze the show
Their opening was as cold as snow
They said to themselves “it’s my stage to own”

Now the spotlight is seized by the play
A mystical world, come what may
The spectator prays for he wants to say,
“Oh what a dramatic day”

Led by a voice that resonates bright
We come together, united in light
Darkness faded, for gloom isn’t in sight
On that night, the stage and light shall unite

Written By:
-Angad Talwar

The Plain of Neverland, wide and green,
Where flowers bloom and skies are serene.
A land of magic, soft and bright,
With golden fields and stars at night.

Peter Pan, the boy so free,
Flying high above the sea.
With Tinker Bell and Lost Boys too,
In Neverland, dreams come true.

Captain Hook, with schemes so sly,
A glint of malice in his eye.
He plots revenge with ruthless flair,
A shadow of danger everywhere.

Yet ticking clocks bring him dread,
A crocodile that he once fled.
With every tick, his terror grows,
A haunting fear that only he knows.

Peter Pan, in Neverland's embrace,
With Tinker Bell and Lost Boys' grace.
Captain Hook with cunning plots,
And Wendy's care in peaceful spots.
A land where dreams and dangers blend,
Where magic, youth, and adventures never end.

Written By:
-Swastik Chaudhary

For many, it’s a time to laugh with friends
For others, a moment where something begins
New chances, a door open wide
For all, it’s a memory we’ll hold deep inside

Every time, a theme, one that is true
Something we feel, something we know
This time its Peter – the boy that won’t grow
And Wendy reminds us of responsibilities we all know

Teachers remind us of exams soon to come,
Parents lecture us on our rooms not done
But perhaps we don’t feel like leaving behind
Memories we are too scared to forget

Growing up waits, though its journey a must,
So now we create something that speaks to us
As the world evolves, we’ll have to as well
But for now, let us stay hidden in our shell.

Written By:
-Diviana Ohri

In Neverland, with skies so bright,
Peter Pan and Wendy take flight.
With fairies, mermaids, sparkling clear,
They laughed and played without a fear.

Peter led with daring grace,
Wendy cared for the Lost Boys' place.
They fought with Hook, they danced with stars,
In a world of magic, near and far.

But Wendy knew, as dreams must end,
She'd return-but always a friend.

Written By:
-Varenya Gupta

Welcome to Samanvay,
The stage is all set;
To dive into a magical world
An experience you'll never forget.

Watch us dance, hear us sing,
You'll be on the edge of your seats;
And let us spread our fairy wings
As you groove to the orchestral beats.

From fairies & mermaids, pirates & treasure
Peter Pan and his friends,
Exceptional moments cast a shadow of pleasure,
Samanvay brings you harmony that never ends.

It's a challenging course behind the stage,
Step by Step, we've got MSFE to you
Days of practice to engage
Did you enjoy this mesmerising view?

Smile with your heart, clap with your head held high,
We're really sad to say this, but we bid you goodbye!

Written By:
-Naisha Pasar

“ALL THE WORLD IS MADE OF FAITH, AND TRUST, AND PIXIE DUST”

Peter Pan, written by J.M. Barrie, was first introduced as a play in 1904 and later published as a novel in 1911. The story has since become one of the most iconic works of children's literature. Barrie’s creation of Peter Pan—a boy who refuses to grow up—has left a lasting mark on popular culture, exploring themes of youth, adventure, and the tension between innocence and the adult world.

The story commences when Peter visits the nursery of the Darling family in London, where he encounters Wendy. Enchanted by the prospect of adventure, Wendy — under Peter’s guidance and with the help of Tinker Bell’s magical fairy dust — soar into the skies and travel to Neverland, where their imaginations are set loose in a world brimming with peril and wonder. In Neverland, the children meet a host of remarkable and often dangerous characters, including the Lost Boys — other boys who, like Peter, have fled from the responsibilities of maturity — and the formidable Captain Hook, a vengeful pirate who seeks revenge on Peter after losing his hand to him. Hook, a symbol of authority and vengeance, is contrasted sharply with Peter, whose very existence is a rebellion against the forces of time and order. After a final battle with Hook, Wendy decides to return home.

The moral of Peter Pan emphasizes the tension between the freedom and innocence of childhood and the inevitability of growing up. It teaches that while the wonder of staying young and carefree is appealing, maturity, responsibility, and the experiences that come with adulthood are essential for personal growth.


Written By:
-Varenya Gupta