The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

Reclusive and painfully shy, a young woman nicknamed LV spends her days and nights in her bedroom listening to her late father’s record collection. But when her domineering mum’s boyfriend —a small-time concert promoter with big dreams— discovers her uncanny talent for mimicking singers such as Judy Garland, Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf, Little Voice is unwittingly brought out of her shell. What follows is an exhilarating journey of a woman on the verge of finding her own true voice. Winner of England’s prestigious Evening Standard and Olivier awards, and inspiration for the hit 1998 film “Little Voice”.

Cast & Crew

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION OF THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE

A play with music by Jim Cartwright
Directed by Judith Swift

Set Design, William P. Wieters
Costume Design, David T. Howard
Lighting Design, Dan Bilodeau
Music/Sound Design, Charles Cofone
Technical Direction, Normand Beauregard
Stage Manager, Stef Work; Assistant Stage Manager, Karen Carpenter; Props Master, Rachel Capotosto; Dramaturge, Jennifer Madden

CAST
Casey Seymour Kim, LV
Wendy Overly,* Mari Hoff
Alan F. Hawkridge, Ray Say
Anthony Estrella,* Billy
Tray Gearing, Sadie
Tom Oakes, Mr. Boo/Phone Man

*The actor appears through courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.