The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at The Barn Theatre
Jim Cartwright's timeless comic tragedy, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, will be brought to life this summer at The Barn Theatre, directed by the acclaimed Michael Strassen.
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Theatre goers can enjoy another captivating show at The Barn Theatre.
Promising another stellar show at Cirencester’s Barn Theatre, this summer will see The Rise and Fall of Little Voice take to the stage, with West End actor and acclaimed director Michael Strassen at the helm.
Running from Saturday 7 July to Saturday 11 August 2018, the timeless tale follows shy but exceptional young woman, Little Voice, who has a hidden talent for singing like the greatest artists of the 20th century.
Living a secluded life alone in her room, Little Voice remains in challenging circumstances due to her domineering mother Mari. But when Little voice meets impresario Ray Say, she’s encouraged into the spotlight.
With The Rise and Fall of Little Voice hailed by The Guardian as ‘a northern showbiz fairy-tale, a backstreet Cinderella story’, audiences are in for a treat during The Barn Theatre’s anticipated production.
A comic tragedy that involves mature language, smoking and adult themes, the summer show is set to be another compelling play in Cirencester.
Saturday 7 July 2018; Monday 9 July 2018; Tuesday 10 July 2018; Thursday 12 July 2018; Thursday 12 July 2018; Friday 13 July 2018; Saturday 14 July 2018; Saturday 14 July 2018; Monday 16 July 2018; Tuesday 17 July 2018; Wednesday 18 July 2018; Thursday 19 July 2018; Thursday 19 July 2018; Saturday 21 July 2018; Saturday 21 July 2018; Monday 23 July 2018; Tuesday 24 July 2018; Wednesday 25 July 2018; Thursday 26 July 2018; Thursday 26 July 2018; Friday 27 July 2018; Saturday 28 July 2018; Monday 30 July 2018; Tuesday 31 July 2018; Wednesday 1 August 2018; Thursday 2 August 2018; Thursday 2 August 2018; Friday 3 August 2018; Saturday 4 August 2018; Monday 6 August 2018; Tuesday 7 August 2018; Wednesday 8 August 2018; Thursday 9 August 2018; Thursday 9 August 2018; Friday 10 August 2018; Saturday 11 August 2018; Saturday 11 August 2018
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From 7.30pm for evening performances, from 2.30pm for matinees
