"I had never known what I was really like until I stopped smoking, by which time there was hell to pay". When Charlotte decides to give up smoking, she doesn't realise quite how difficult it will be. As she attempts to fill her nicotine-starved days, the events of a troubled past slowly begin to resurface; an abusive ex-boyfriend, a new life in New York, a bizarre roommate and a boss who is a little too hands on. As her emotional debris accumulates, we see Charlotte's vivid memories juxtaposed against her present day life. But even with her friends trying to help, can this Little Fish learn to survive in a pond as big as New York City? A vibrant musical from one of Broadway's leading new writers, Little Fish introduces us to a darker New York than that seen in most musicals. Inhabiting the lesser-seen corners of the city, Michael John LaChiusa blends a pulsating, jazzy and resonant score with intelligent and witty lyrics. Combined with a sharply observed book filled with humour, this is a truly modern musical that no one should miss.T01479697565Performance Length: Approximately 90 minutesProducer Treasuretrove Productions (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre). Producer JQ Productions. Director Adam Lenson. Design Bec Chippendale. Lighting James Smith. Sound Mike Thacker. Performer Ashley Campbell. Performer Michael Cantwell. Performer Katie Foster-Barnes. Performer Nick Holder. Performer Alana Maria. Performer Laura Pitt-Pulford. Performer Lee William-Davis. Performer Julia Worsley. | |
| 6 Mar 10 | O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford :: V878772988 listing details L0159008078 |
| 27 Oct 09 to 21 Nov 09 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L611742573 |
