Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not.
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Wednesday, 13 September 2023
Theatre review: The Little Big Things
Back to @sohoplace, the theatre with a name so current it's kept its tamagotchi alive for a whole two weeks, and the new West End venue's first musical. Nick Butcher (music & lyrics,) Tom Ling (lyrics) and Joe White's (book) The Little Big Things is based on the autobiography of artist Henry Fraser, who is paralysed from the shoulders down and paints using a stylus he holds in his mouth. A promising teenage rugby player, Fraser was 17 when he had an accident on holiday in Portugal with his older brothers (Jamie Chatterton and Cleve September) that saw him flown back to England and to the hospital where he spent several months. The show is narrated by two versions of Henry that talk to each other in his head: The able-bodied Henry from before the accident (Jonny Amies) and the Henry after it, in a wheelchair (Ed Larkin.)
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Alasdair Harvey,
Amy Trigg,
Cleve September,
Ed Larkin,
Jamie Chatterton,
Joe White,
Jonny Amies,
Jordan Benjamin,
Linzi Hateley,
Luke Sheppard,
Malinda Parris,
Mark Smith,
Nick Butcher,
Tom Ling
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