Little Women
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Emma Reeves’ adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel.
Set in New England during the 1860s, the March sisters – romantic Meg, fiery Jo, shy Beth and wilful Amy – grow up in genteel poverty against the backdrop of the American Civil War. With their father away at war, the four girls must become ‘Little Women’.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Amy March | Diana Eskell |
|---|---|
| Aunt March | Sarah Crowden |
| Belle Moffat | Sue Appleby |
| Beth March | Phoebe Thomas |
| Fred Vaughn / Professor Bhaer | Daniel Betts |
| Hortense, the maid | Henrietta Faye |
| Jo March | Sarah Grochala |
| John Brooke | Tim Fessler |
| Laurie | Paul Hampton |
| Meg March | Sarah Edwardson |
| Mrs March | Lizzie Conrad |
| Ned Moffat | James Rhodes |
| Sallie Gardiner | Ann Micklethwaite |
Crew | |
| Designer (set and costumes) | Rachel Payne |
| Director | Andrew Loudon |
| Fight Director | Kate Waters |
| Lighting Design | Matthew Eagland |
| Music by | Paul Weir |
| Singing Supervisor | Sue Appleby |
| Sound | Paul Arditti |
| Vocal Coach | Dewi Hughes |
| ‘O Carry Me’ – words and music by | Gregg Sarfaty |
| Additional Casting | Lucy Jenkins |
| Associate Lighting Designer | Tim Mascall |
| Choral Arrangements | Sue Appleby |
| Choral Arrangements | Andrew Loudon |
| Choral Arrangements | Emma Reeves |
| Company & Stage Manager | Patricia Davenport |
| Costume Supervisor / Wardrobe Mistress | Lesley Huckstepp |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Lucy Harkness |
| Dialect Coach | Rick Lipton |
| Executive Producer & General Management | Paul O’Leary |
| Presented by arrangement with | Really Useful Theatres |
| Press Representative | Sarah Mitchell |
| Producer | Mark Bentley |
| Production Photographs | Keith Pattison |
| Properties Buyer | Laura Watson |
| Wigs & Hair Supervisor | Louise Ricci |
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