
Little Dancer: A New Musical tickets


About Little Dancer: A New Musical
You may not know her name. But you know her.
Marie van Goethem has stood in the same fourth position for over a century: arms behind her back, chin lifted, gaze fixed beyond the frame. She was fourteen. She was poor. She was extraordinary. And she refused to be forgotten.
Little Dancer is the story of a girl with impossible dreams and the man who immortalised her, Edgar Degas. Two people bound together by art, ambition and the ache of wanting to matter. Set against the dazzling, dangerous world of Belle Époque Paris, where beauty and brutality existed side by side, it asks the question we all carry:
Do we shape our destiny, or does it shape us?
From the creative minds of Tony and Olivier Award winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty (Anastasia, Ragtime, Once on This Island) and directed and choreographed by five- time Tony and Olivier Award-winner Susan Stroman (The Producers, Crazy for You, Oklahoma!, Smash), comes this sweeping, emotionally charged new musical.
Starring Emmy Award-winner and Olivier Award-nominee Tiler Peck (principal dancer with New York City Ballet and star of Prime Video’s Étoile), alongside Olivier Award-nominees Julian Ovenden (High Society, Downton Abbey, South Pacific), Laura Pitt-Pulford (Into the Woods, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) and Josefina Gabrielle (High Society, Chicago, Les Misérables), Little Dancer is for anyone who has ever been overlooked and refused to accept it, for anyone who has ever dared to dream bigger than the world told them they could.
Lush. Evocative. Achingly human. Experience Little Dancer live at Theatre Royal Haymarket for six weeks only from February 2027, prior to a world tour.
Know before you go
Tiler Peck is currently scheduled to appear in all performances through to Saturday, 20 March 2027. The producer team cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist at any specific performance.
Run time
2hr 15min. Incl.1 interval
Age
Ages 5+.
Start date
15th February, 2027
End date
27th March, 2027
Little Dancer: A New Musical cast and creative team
Book & Songs by: Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty
Director & Choreography: Susan Stroman
Cast list: Tiler Peck, Julian Ovenden, Laura Pitt-Pulford, Josefina Gabrielle
Sets: Beowulf Boritt
Costumes: William Ivey Long
Lighting: Ken Billington
Sound: Kai Harada
Venue
Directions
Location: West End
Railway station: Charing Cross
Bus numbers: (Haymarket) 3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 15, 19, 23, 38, 53, 88, 139, 159
Night bus numbers: (Haymarket) 6, 12, 23, 88, 139, 453, N8, N19, N38, N97, N3, N13, N15, N136, N159
Car park: Leicester Square, Whitcomb Street (2mins)
Directions from tube: (5mins) Go along Coventry Street and then take Haymarket on the right where the theatre will be approx. 200 metres along.
Upcoming performances
Frequently asked questions
Is Little Dancer: A New Musical playing in the West End or Off-West End?
Little Dancer: A New Musical is West End.
How long is Little Dancer: A New Musical on for?
Tickets for Little Dancer: A New Musical are available through 27 March 2027 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Who stars in Little Dancer: A New Musical?
Little Dancer: A New Musical stars Tiler Peck, Julian Ovenden, Laura Pitt-Pulford, Josefina Gabrielle.
How do you get tickets for Little Dancer: A New Musical?
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What is the running time of Little Dancer: A New Musical?
Little Dancer: A New Musical runs for 2hr 15min. Incl.1 interval
Which theatre is Little Dancer: A New Musical at?
Little Dancer: A New Musical is at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket, which is located at 18 Suffolk St, London, SW1Y 4HT.
What is the age recommendation for Little Dancer: A New Musical?
Ages 5+.
How much are tickets for Little Dancer: A New Musical?
Little Dancer: A New Musical tickets start at £28.
What is Little Dancer: A New Musical about?
Little Dancer is the story of a girl with impossible dreams and the man who immortalised her, Edgar Degas. Two people bound together by art, ambition and the ache of wanting to matter. Set against the dazzling, dangerous world of Belle Époque Paris, where beauty and brutality existed side by side, it asks the question we all carry:
Do we shape our destiny, or does it shape us?