Little Women, adapted for the stage by Helen Cox from Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel, follows the four March sisters-Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy-as they navigate life during the American Civil War while their father serves as a chaplain.

Under the guidance of their devoted mother, Marmee, the sisters face hardship, social expectations and the challenges of growing up. Meg dreams of wealth and status; Jo longs to write and explore; Beth finds joy in music and home; and Amy aspires to beauty and refinement. Their friendship with Laurie, his tutor John Brooke and the stern Aunt March shapes their journey from little girls to little women.