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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Playhouse Theatre, Liverpool and Touring

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at Liverpool Playhouse until 21 May 2022 and on tour until 16 July 2022. Star rating: three stars ★ ★ ★ ✩ ✩ Originally written 30 years ago very much as a showcase for the vocal dexterity of Jane Horrocks, Jim Cartwright’s The Rise and Fall of Little […]

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Musical Theatre 2022 Preview – all you need to know

With Covid-related delays and cancellations still plaguing theatre productions, we know it is impossible to predict whether all the shows listed below will go ahead, but we will continue to keep the faith and support all the incredible creatives bringing us these wonderful musical theatre openings in 2022 – in the West End, on the London […]

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Full cast and creatives for The Rise and Fall of Little Voice UK tour

Full details of the cast and creative team for next year’s major new touring production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice have been confirmed. As previously announced the newest version of Jim Cartwright’s much-loved play will be directed by Bronagh Lagan and will star Off-Broadway and YouTube star Christina Bianco in the title […]

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Christina Bianco and Shobna Gulati to play mother and daughter in new production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

Off-Broadway and YouTube star Christina Bianco will take on the title role in new UK touring production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice next year. Presented by Katy Lipson and Glass Half Full Productions, the newest version of Jim Cartwright’s much-loved play next month will also star Shobna Gulati and Ian Kelsey. Often […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Park Theatre

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at the Park Theatre, London until 15 September 2018. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ This is a very funny show. It’s also deeply tragic. And director Tom Latter has made a remarkably good job of linking those elements so that it rarely feels disparate. Mari, […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Barn Theatre, Cirencester

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at the Barn Theatre, Cirencester until 4 August 2018. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ The striking inaugural season at Cirencester’s new £4.5 million Barn Theatre is ending with a gruelling, but at times also tender revival of Jim Cartwright’s 1992 work The Rise and Fall […]

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Barn Theatre’s first season to close with The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

The Barn Theatre’s critically-acclaimed and audience pleasing inaugural season will conclude with a new production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. Following on from the Cirencester venue’s hit launch production of the Tony Award-winning musical The Secret Garden, director Michael Strassen will take the helm of The Barn’s version of Jim Cartwright’s much-loved  […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at Theatr Clywd – cast revealed

Casting has been announced for Theatr Clwyd’s revival of Jim Cartwright’s award-winning The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. Directed by the co-artistic director of Out of Joint Theatre, Kate Wasserberg, the major new production will begin previewing at the Anthony Hopkins Theatre in Mold on Thursday 5 October ahead of an opening night on […]

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Interview – woman of a thousand voices Christina Bianco on loving UK audiences and plans for Little Voice on Broadway

YouTube sensation [23 million views worldwide] and woman of a thousand voices, CHRISTINA BIANCO is heading to Viva Blackpool for the final date of her UK tour. Despite being a solo performance, her unique vocal impression show fills the room with icons across every musical genre during An Intimate Evening With Christina Bianco. Christina has […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough until 19 August (in rep). Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Despite the disappointments of the all-star, 1998 film, the stage version of Jim Cartwright’s Little Voice continues to beguile the British public. The latest rendering, at the Stephen […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Union Theatre

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at the Union Theatre, London until 26 June. Rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Since it opened in 1998, Southwark’s Union Theatre has played to innumerable plays and musicals, gained awards for its theatrical space and significantly less praise for its toilet facilities. Now, this engaging […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is Union Theatre’s final show in current home

The final show at the Union Theatre before it ventures to its new home will be The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, the last production in its 20-year rich history of plays, operas and musicals. The Olivier Award-winning comedy tells the story of LV, a painfully shy girl who spends most of her time listening to her […]

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Der Aufstieg und Fall von Little Voice – Kammerspiele der Josefstadt

Der Aufstieg und Fall von Little Voice continues in rep at Kammerspiele der Josefstadt, Austria, until June 2015 and will resume performances on 14 September 2015. Star rating: 4 stars ★ ★ ★ ★ As their final new production this season, the Kammerspiele der Josefstadt presents the Austrian premiere of Jim Cartwright’s The Rise and Fall of Little Voice in a […]

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Kings Arms, Salford

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice continues at the Kings Arms, Salford until 29 April. Star rating: 3 stars ★ ★ ★ The premise of Jim Cartwright’s 1992 bitter-sweet comedy drama – a play with songs rather than a true musical – alone makes it a strong contender for a modern northern classic. And the love its main character […]

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