The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at National Theatre, Dorfman

savage black comedy

Indie London

Why see The Rise and Fall of Little Voice?

A Little Time With Little Voice

Jim Cartwright's Northern fairytale is revived at the National Theatre, in this new production directed by Robert Hastie (Standing at the Sky's Edge) and starring award winning actress Francesca Mills (Harlots; The Witcher: Blood Origin) as the titular Little Voice! A witty yet touching fable about finding your voice and sticking up for yourself, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice was first seen in 1992, with the famous film adaptation following in 1998. Don't miss this new production, hitting London before heading out in a national tour.

What Is The Story?

A modern classic, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is the story of Laura Hoff, a young girl with incredible talent - the ability to mimic some of music's biggest divas. Monroe, Piaf, Dietrich, Springfield, and more, LV can do them all. Cowed and pushed around by a larger-than-life mother and a wannabe club impresario, she comes to learn it's not what your voice can do - it's what you do with it that counts.

Cast

  • Francesca Mills as Little Voice

Please note: The producers can't guarantee the appearance of any performers on any specific date.

Creative

  • By Jim Cartwright
  • Directed by Robert Hastie

Reviews

Customer reviews

Steve swain

Tour de force of acting, little voice at the park theatre

Omg Sally George is Amazing in this production, the way she commands the stage is spell binding. Rafaela’s voice is stunning and the little voice definitely becomes a star in this production, the other cast members makes this production a must see. I have booked my return tickets . ... Read more
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