“Little Women”: Originally written by Louisa May Alcott, who used her own life as the basis for the story. Each character represents a person in her own family, and her story lines are true to her own experiences. Imagine yourself at Orchard House where she grew up, and being part of the adventures she shares with us in this timeless tale of family, love, tragedy and perseverance. Immerse yourself in the connections between the sisters, the love they felt for each other and how they handled adversity and daily life around them. Feel for Jo, when she fears her family won’t be the same if one sister marries, and as she finds her own path to love. For the sisters, as they deal with the impending death of a one of their own.  For Marmee, as she read the unwelcomed telegram about Father. For little Amy and her jealousies. Can her childhood behavior help her grow into a young woman capable of falling in love? Will Meg find happiness with a family, or will she choose to stay at home and be with her sisters? And what of Beth? Feel for her family as she struggles through her own physical challenges. Enjoy the persnickety Aunt March, the family Matriarch, who must be involved in every aspect of their life, but who does so with such hidden love. We hope you enjoy watching this story unfold, as much as we did preparing it for you!