Little Women

A Timeless Classic

FEB 25 - MAR 29 | WILSON STAGE

By Louisa May Alcott
Directed by Rachel Alderman

Synopsis:
Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel comes to fresh life in this inventive, theatrical adaptation which follows as the March sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy – gather in the family attic. From making up fairy stories, writing for their pretend newspaper, and playing make believe, they graduate to scenes of love, loss, and – for Jo – artistic self-discovery, as they come of age against the backdrop of the American Civil War.

Total Run Time (Approx): 1 hours 45 minutes (including a 15-minute intermission)
Context Notes: Discussions of the Civil War, depiction and discussion of illness, discussions of death, mild sexual references, mild violence.
Recommended Ages: 10+

Performance Calendar

Who's Who

MEET THE TEAM

Cast

Jazzlyn Luckett Aderele

(she/her)

Carisa Gonzalez

(she/her)

Beth/Laurie

Jennie Greenberry

Meg/Professor Bhaer

Bernadette Sefic

(they/them)

Amy/John Brooke

Creative Team

Heather Chrisler

(she/her)

Playwright

Rachel Alderman

(she/her)

Director

Christopher and Justin Swader

(he/him & he/him)

Scenic Design

Herin Kaputkin

Costume Design

Aja M. Jackson

(she/her)

Lighting Design

Emily Hayman

(she/her)

Sound Design/Composition

Fiona Kyle

(she/her)

Dramaturg

Robin Levine

(she/her)

Associate Director

Erica Murphy

(she/her)

Fight Coordinator and Intimacy Consultant

Thom Miller

(he/him)

Dialect Coach

Julia Bregy

(she/her)

Production Stage Manager

Shannon Toot

(she/her)

Assistant Stage Manager

Judy Bowman, CSA

(she/her)

Casting

Joseph Biagini

(he/him)

Production Manager

Thalia Schramm

(she/her)

General Manager

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Events for In-Depth Exploration

GEVA INSIGHTS

Geva Insights is a series of post-performance conversations with thought leaders, experts, and members of the community who contextualize or provoke more in doting consideration or a play’s themes presented in Geva’s 24/25 season, it was conceived of as a unique opportunity to strengthen our connectivity to new and existing communities in our region.

MONDAYS AT GEVA

The stages are dark on Monday evenings at Geva, so the art and action shift to the lobby and café where brilliant local visual artists, performers, musicians, and speakers broaden our consideration of the onstage productions. Geva Theatre invites the community to join us for a free series of art openings and to party for a couple of hours each month!