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Little Women

 Little Women Closed 15 January 2005
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Little Women London Theatre Play

Little Women is a Play adapted by Emma Reeves from the book by Louise May Alcott.  Set in New England during the 1860's, 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'.

Tomboy Jo would rather be fighting alongside her father - but they're all facing their battles. Meg is torn between her rich friends and a penniless tutor. Laurie, the handsome boy next door, wants Jo to love him, Amy wants Laurie to notice her, and Beth just wishes they could all stay together forever.

In the second half of the play, the girls are parted as Meg marries, Amy travels to Europe and Jo moves to New York in search of fame and fortune. Unrequited love causes heartache, and a tragedy strikes the family - will the 'Little Women' ever be reunited?
 

LITTLE WOMEN
Duchess Theatre
Catherine Street, London, WC2B 5LA.
Nearest Tube: Covent Garden.

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Closed 15 January 2005

Performance Times:
Evenings: Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm
Matinees: Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30pm
Performance length: to be announced

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Closed 15 January 2005

Prices: (including booking fee and VAT)
Stalls £32.00 - £35.00
Dress Circle £35.00
 

Closed 15 January 2005

 

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What's New
Little Women Closed 15 January 2005
it has been confirmed that Emma Reeves' stage adaptation of Louise May Alcott's Little Women at The Duchess Theatre will close at the end of its current booking period

 

Theatre Review

Little Women is touchingly innocent - almost to the point of excess... Little Women makes a charming night out, as warm and wholesome as hot milk. Perfect for a half-term treat.
The Daily Mail

The perfect festive family alternative to pantomime. Adaptor Emma Reeves has skillfully filleted Little Women and its sequel Good Wives, to carry the story of Meg, Jo, Amy and Beth through into young womanhood. Her confident work ensures that the books' oft-underrated emotional complexity is given due space...There are commendable performances from every member of the hard-working ensemble... This is quite the most uplifting and good-natured evening on offer in the West End. London Evening Standard
 

 

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