CHICO — “Little Women” is one of my favorite books and one of my favorite movies. Well, the movie from 1994. As a feminist, I love the female camaraderie in this movie/book. I’m happy to ...

On May 1-3, the Community Theatre Project at Main Street Studios in Fredonia will be performing the play Little Women. This fresh adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, written by Kate ...

Little Women plays through April 19, 2025, in repertory with King Lear (through April 19) and The Comedy of Errors (March 20 to April 20), presented by American Shakespeare Center at the Blackfriars ...

RECOMMENDED “Little Women,” Louisa May Alcott’s classic Victorian novel of four sisters, has been adapted dozens of times for the stage and screen, including a 1917 silent film, a musical and an opera ...

All of the Little Women movies, as well as the beloved 1868 book they are based on, follow Josephine "Jo," Meg, Amy and Elizabeth "Beth" March as they deal with being women during and after the ...

Tincy Goggin as Aunt March and Tincy Goggin as Aunt March in the Gratiot County Players' production of 'Little Women.' “Personally, this experience has been special for me because of the way we ...

It has been 60 years since Dr. King gave his legendary speech at the March on Washington. Clarified refocuses the attention on all the female activists who made the march possible and continued in the ...

On the anniversary of the March on Washington and MLK's famous speech, we turn our attention and appreciation to the woman activists who made the day possible.

“Little Women” has a lot on its mind at Playcrafters Barn Theatre, Moline. It fits neatly into this season of female empowerment, as the pink powerhouse of the “Barbie” blockbuster is ...

Even for those not invested in the “Little Women” story, the 1994 film feels approachable and compelling. It’s the best sort of adaptation, managing to maintain the novel’s emotional integrity while ...

First Stage's Young Company will present LITTLE WOMEN, a modern-retelling of the classic novel by award-winning, contemporary playwright Kate Hamill, adapted from the novel by Louisa May Alcott.