High-energy pop nightclub musical based on Peter Pan, with 2000s hits and live music, at The Vaults.
Club Nvrland opens at The Vaults on 14 November, running through to 31 January. It's an immersive nightclub musical built around Peter Pan, billed as an irreverent party where the night is always young. The story follows Wendy Darling, a runaway bride who returns to Peter's world and finds her way back to fun and reckless adventure.
The music is the main thing here: it's a pop-filled, high-energy show set to 2000s pop anthems from Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Kylie Minogue, Rihanna, Panic! at the Disco, Avril Lavigne and more. It's an immersive setup, so you're inside the nightclub rather than just watching it from a seat.
Diana Vickers plays Wendy, with Le Fil as Tiger Lilly, Matthew Gent as Hook, Ceili O'Connor as Tink, Ian Oswald as The Crocodile, Becky Bassett as Nana and Damian Buhagiar as Smee. The creative team includes director and conceiver Steven Kunis, book by Jack Holden, choreography by Ashley Nottingham, executive music producer and arranger Hugo Dunn-Vereker, set and costume design by Suzu Sakai, lighting by Robbie Butler, sound by Sound Quiet Time, music producer and arranger Liam James, music supervisor Colm O'Regan and producer David Adkin.
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Jack Holden wrote the book; he's the co-creator and performer of KENREX: A True Crime Thriller, which won Olivier awards and had a US run. Club Nvrland itself opened at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe in the Assembly's Checkpoint space to glowing reviews and a sell-out run. Critics have called it queer, euphoric, wonderfully camp and dazzling, with The Guardian describing its giddy delirium as impossible to resist and The Times suggesting it could grow into a phenomenon.
It runs from 14 November 2026 to 31 January 2027, with shows starting at 20:00, except for a 16:30 matinee on 21 November. The run time is 1 hour 40 minutes with no interval. Tickets start from £49, and the venue is The Vaults on Leake Street, London SE1 7NN.
