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Full Casting Announced for The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

by Staff Writer
August 29, 2017
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Cast Announced for The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

Cast Announced for The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

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Artistic Director of Theatr Clwyd, Tamara Harvey, has announced the full cast for a major revival of Jim Cartwright’s The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. Opening in the Anthony Hopkins Theatre on Tuesday 10 October, with previews from Thursday 5 October, the company will be led by Theatr Clwyd Associate, Catrin Aaron, in the lead role of Little Voice. She will be joined by Victoria John (Sadie), Christian Patterson (Mr Boo/Phone Man), Nicola Reynolds (Mari Hoff), Simon Holland Roberts (Ray Say) and Joseph Tweedale (Billy). The production sees Co-Artistic Director of Out Of Joint Theatre, Kate Wasserberg, return to Theatr Clwyd to direct.

In a northern town in the 1980s Little Voice hides in her room with her favourite records, away from the chaos of the world outside, with a secret that could change her life – a voice that could make millions. But will she sing? Little Voice is an award-winning comedy about mothers, daughters and finding a voice of your own.

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is at the Anthony Hopkins Theatre 5th October – 28th October 2017.

       
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