The Little Big Things (West End)
Closed 2h 20m
The Little Big Things (West End)
95%
95%
(1191 Ratings)
Positive
97%
Mixed
2%
Negative
1%
Members say
Absorbing, Entertaining, Clever, Delightful, Enchanting

About the Show

A new musical based on Henry Fraser's best-selling autobiography about life after a devastating accident.

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Critic Reviews (11)

The Guardian (UK)
September 15th, 2023

"It is a lovable tearjerker... with a disarming sweetness and bearing all the signs of being an immense crowd-pleaser."
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London Theatre
September 18th, 2023

“Moments of blame and doubt bring needed complexity to a piece that feels a few songwriting rewrites short of its full potential. But when the two male leads take to the air in defiance of a body that has been damaged, the audience’s spirits ascend on cue with them.”
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The Stage (UK)
September 18th, 2023

“If the show doesn’t feel completely achieved, it breaks new ground and takes its audience on an exceptional journey. Perhaps, in some ways, that matters more.”
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Theatre Weekly (UK)
September 14th, 2023

There are big things in store for this ‘little’ homegrown musical that will capture the hearts and imaginations of many. Whether The Little Big Things turns out to be the best show of 2023 remains to be seen, but this new British musical is the best thing to happen to London theatre in years
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All That Dazzles (UK)
September 15th, 2023

"A wonderful show full of colour, I have no doubt that this is going to be the next big thing. Get yourself a ticket before it sells out – believe me, this is one show you won’t want to miss."
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West End Best Friend
September 15th, 2023

"Henry Fraser’s story is beautifully adapted for the stage. This new musical is powerful, inspirational and deeply moving. "
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Lost in Theatreland (UK)
September 16th, 2023

The show is, on the whole, boldly designed, but I must give special credit to Lighting Designer Howard Hudson and Video Designer Luke Halls. The explosions of colour that flood the stage and auditorium are truly special and help us see the world through Fraser's eyes as he begins to discover the artist within him.
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The London Evening Standard
September 15th, 2023

"Though its raucous good humour sometimes dissolves into sentiment, it’s one of the most uplifting, heart-swelling shows I’ve seen in ages. No, I’m not crying: you’re crying."
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