You know the sculpture. Now hear her story.

She inspired a masterpiece… then vanished into the streets of 19th century Paris. Little Dancer is a new musical based on the story of Marie van Goethem, the girl who posed for impressionist Edgar Degas and became the heart of one of the most celebrated sculptures in history. This evocative original show is a bold exploration of the indomitable spirit of a young woman in a man’s world.

Joining the previously announced Tiler Peck (Principal Dancer with New York City Ballet, Etoile) as Young Marie van Goethem, Julian Ovenden (South Pacific, Downton Abbey, Bridgerton) as Edgar Degas and Laura Pitt-Pulford (Standing at the Sky’s Edge, Aspects of Love, Emmerdale) as Adult Marie are David Albury (Get Up Stand Up The Musical, Motown the Musical, …Committee) as Christian, Imogen Amos (making her West End Debut) as Charlotte, Imogen Bailey (Shrek The Musical, Newsies, Grease) as Antoinette, Josefina Gabrielle (The Baker’s Wife, 42nd Street, Les Misérables) as Martine, Debbie Kurup (The Devil Wear’s Prada, The Cher Show, The Bodyguard) as Mary Cassatt and Rohan Tickell (Les Misérables, Cats, Phantom of the Opera) as Corbeil.

The cast is completed by an ensemble of Derek Aidoo, Adam Crossley, Sebastian Goffin, Josie Harbertson, Jacob Hughes, Britt Lenting, Nell Martin, Gabriela Rodriguez, Holly Saw, Lowri Shone, Jessica Templeton, Gabriella Tooma and Jack Wilcox. Amy Ruggiero is Off-Stage Young Marie Cover with Simi Jolaoso and Ying Ua Li as Soprano Booth Singers.

Garnering rave reviews and sold-out runs in Washington D.C. and Seattle, this highly anticipated UK premiere stars Olivier Award® nominee Tiler Peck, principal dancer with the New York Ballet, and is currently featured in the new hit series Étoile (Prime Video).

Little Dancer is created by the Tony Award®-winning team behind Anastasia, Ragtime, and Once on This Island—Lynn Ahrens (book & lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music)—with direction and choreography by five-time Tony Award® and Olivier Award®-winning recipient Susan Stroman (Smash, The Producers, Crazy for You, Oklahoma!, Contact).

Produced by Anita Waxman Productions, Tegan Summer Theatricals, Shea Theatricals, Sharon A. Carr & Patricia R. Klausner.