Four Sisters
  • Camden Fringe

This modern adaptation of Little Women, set in London 2019, follows the four sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy over a weekend, as Jo and Meg go to visit Beth and Amy in their London based house. As the weekend unfolds, so do the cracks in the relationships between the sisters, as they all struggle to cope with the loss of their father and subsequent breakdown of their mother. The focus of this piece is the women: their varying ways of coping with their shared trauma, their complex and interwoven relationships, and the ways in which their differing experiences unite them. This will be the debut performance of this play, written by Kitty Evans and Safia Lamrani during a time of isolation and lockdown - the play celebrates connection between women. The creative team is entirely women, all different and unique, coming together to tell a story of female voices and love.As sisters we couldnt be more different, but that only makes me love you all more.Exploring the themes of family, sisterhood, love and grief, this coming-of-age tale has something for all age groups.

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