Lyric Theatre revival of Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women', adapted by Anne-Marie Casey and directed by Debra Hill, as a festive stage classic.
Little Women opens at the Lyric Theatre on 28 November, running through to 9 January. It's a Lyric production based on Louisa May Alcott's story, adapted for the stage by Anne-Marie Casey, with music by Fiona Shiel. The story follows the March sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy — as they grow up under the guidance of their mother, Marmee, reimagined here as a festive stage classic.
This is a revival of the production originally directed by Emily Foran in 2023; this run is staged by Associate Director Debra Hill. It plays on the Lyric's Mainstage, the 389-seat auditorium that's part of the theatre's larger complex. The Lyric is Northern Ireland's only full-time producing theatre and the first arts venue to receive a 5 Star accreditation from Tourism NI. Since its capital build project, it's almost three times the size of the old theatre, with the Mainstage sitting alongside the Naughton Studio and a rehearsal room the same size as the main stage.
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Previews run from 28 November to 1 December, with press night on 2 December. The show runs for 2 hours 45 minutes including an interval, and tickets range from £16 to £40, with family tickets available. If you're interested in what goes on behind the scenes, the theatre runs tours of the venue generally on Friday and Sunday mornings, which you have to book in advance through the Box Office.
