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Witness Henry Fraser’s Sunday Times bestselling autobiography, The Little Big Things, come to life in its stage musical debut, and see how one moment can change somebody's life forever. Book The Little Big Things tickets on London Theatre now.
Henry was an avid sportsman when a life-altering diving accident made him tetraplegic, forcing him and his family to learn to live in a completely new way. Henry surpassed expectations through a remarkable blend of courage and resilience, achieving a swift discharge from the hospital a full year ahead of projections. Refusing to succumb to the devastating odds stacked against him, he is now a hugely successful artist, inspirational speaker, and bestselling author.
Director Luke Sheppard (& Juliet, My Son's a Queer) leads The Little Big Things musical, which serves as a powerful reminder to cherish every aspect of life. With Nick Butcher's unforgettable pop theatrical score, The Little Big Things has leapt from the page to the Soho Place stage in a phenomenal way.
The Little Big Things in London stars Ed Larkin as Adult Henry Fraser and Jonny Amies as Boy Henry Fraser, with Linzi Hateley (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Mamma Mia!) and Alasdair Harvey (Come From Away, We Will Rock You) as his parents. Be among the first to witness this awe-inspiring true story at Soho Place in London.
Tickets to Little Big Things are available now. Book your Little Big Things tickets on London Theatre today.
Access performances
Saturday 20th January 7:30pm -AD performance Wednesday 7th February 7:30pm – BSL Performance Friday 23rd February 7:30pm – Captioned performance
To book access seating, please contact the venue by calling 0330 333 5963 or emailing access@nimaxtheatres.com.
An extraordinary true story about an ordinary family.
When one moment changes everything, Henry’s family are split between a past they no longer recognise, and a future they could never foresee.
Can Mum and Dad rally his three brothers; as the family start a journey to overcome the unimaginable?
Based on the Sunday Times best-selling autobiography by Henry Fraser, The Little Big Things is a new British musical with an explosive theatrical pop soundtrack in a world premiere production.
This uplifting and colourful new musical is a life-affirming reminder about the transformative power of family, and how sometimes it really is the little things which matter the most.
An avid sportsman and academy player with a premiership Rugby club, Henry Fraser’s life changed forever when in 2009 he had a diving accident. From that moment he had a new life to live as a tetraplegic and new circumstances to accept and adapt to. Henry’s defiance and determination to prosper against devastating odds led to him wheeling himself out of hospital a whole year earlier than predicted. Today he is a successful artist, inspirational speaker and best-selling author.
Access performances
Saturday 20th January 7:30pm -AD performance Wednesday 7th February 7:30pm – BSL Performance Friday 23rd February 7:30pm – Captioned performance
To book access seating, please contact the venue by calling 0330 333 5963 or emailing access@nimaxtheatres.com.
2h 20m (incl. interval)
September 2nd, 2023
March 2nd, 2024
Read our four-star review of British musical The Little Big Things, based on Henry Fraser's memoir, now in performances at Soho Place to 25 November.
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From how to get The Little Big Things tickets to when to see the musical in London, here’s your ultimate guide to the show. The Little Big Things is at Soho Place.
The new British musical, which is based on the bestselling memoir of the same name, has played the Soho Place theatre since September to critical acclaim.
The world-premiere musical, based on the true story of Henry Fraser as written in his bestselling book, will begin performances at Soho Place on 2 September.