Little Women Broadway Original Cast

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Published in 1868, Louisa May Alcott's novel Little Women is based on Alcott's and her sisters' coming of age in Civil War New England. With their father away fighting in the war, Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth must keep their household running with the help and guidance of their mother, more...

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Sutton Foster earned critical acclaim and multiple award nominations for her portrayal of Jo, the brassy tomboy and aspiring writer, in the 2005 Broadway production of Little Women, directed by Susan H. Schulman. more...

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John Hickok, who created the role of Professor Bhaer in the Broadway production of LITTLE WOMEN, has an extensive career that includes notable performances and directorial achievements across both stage and screen. more...

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Two-time Helen Hayes Award Winner, Anne Kanengeiser, brought her vibrant and tenacious character portrayals to life on Broadway in LITTLE WOMEN, showcasing her Midwestern roots and passion for crafting true-to-life performances. more...

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(Operatic Tragedy)

Megan McGinnis, who played Beth in the musical Little Women from its workshops to its Broadway run, has had an illustrious career with notable roles including Belle in Disney's Beauty and the Beast and Éponine in the revival of Les Misérables. more...

Maureen McGovern

Marmee

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(Operatic Tragedy)

Maureen McGovern, a multi-Grammy nominee and acclaimed Broadway performer, received a Drama Desk nomination for her role as "Marmee" in the 2005 production of Little Women, The Musical, a role she also reprised for the 2005-2006 Broadway National Tour. more...