A new stage adaptation

by Klara Eales

No longer little girls and not yet ladies, the March sisters navigate ambition, love, and what it means to be Little Women.

In this dynamic new stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's timeless novel, the March sisters— Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy— are caught between the pull of their dreams, a fading childhood, and the expectations of growing up. As they navigate love, loss, and ambition during the American Civil War, each sister is forced to confront what it means to be a woman, to follow her passions, and to embrace her own path in life. Faithful to Alcott’s original text, this production celebrates the strength of sisterhood & the power of resilience in the universal struggle for identity.

From the novel by Louisa May Alcott

  • A new adaption by Klara Eales

  • Director: Delia Mullen

  • Tanya Agarwal: Stage Manager/Movement Director

  • Samuel Dywer: Composer/Arranger

  • Claire Kegel: Violinist/Arranger

  • Olivia Jones: Nilton Emilio & Lighting Designer

  • Nicolas Giraldo: Social Media Director

  • Hannah Dunne: Social Media

  • Danny Colon: Costume Director

  • Sierra Trogdon: Costume Assistant

  • Baylee Forrister: Hair & Makeup

  • Ludovica Piattella: Hair & Makeup

  • Gabriel Pereyra: Crew Director

  • Juanita Santafe Sabogal: Stage Hand

  • Shivanjalie Seethal: Stage Hand

  • Shreya Sahai: Photographer

  • Intimacy Coordinatior: Becca Canziani

  • Rebecca Messner: Production Intern

Cast:

  • Jo March: Klara Eales

  • Amy March: Hannah Doherty

  • Meg March: Shira Behore

  • Beth March: Sofia Insley

  • Thelma Mogensen: Marmee

  • Eli Nuss: Robert March

  • Zach Bogdan: Laurie

  • Patrick Eckland: John Brooke

  • Anwar Yoma: Federico Baez

  • Helen Thorpe: Aunt March

  • David Ezell: Mr. Laurence

  • ​​Ovid Radbauer: Mr. Dashwood

  • Shira Gazit: Sallie/Production Assistant

  • Reagan Cornelius: Viola

From Premiere to Festival Stage

  • Off-Broadway Premiere: April 5–6, 2025, Actors Temple Theatre

  • Invited to Next Step Theatre Festival, Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theatre at ART/New York

  • Returned Spring 2026 for extended engagement

“These little women have big dreams. They’re united by the same core values — they love deeply and are fiercely stubborn in their pursuit of what they believe in. But it’s in how they each live those truths that makes them unique. No one dream is greater than another — each is vital, each is worthy, and each shapes who they become.”
— Klara Eales, Adapter & Jo March

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