Little Women.

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.