The Little Big Things: The Inspirational Memoir of the Year

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The Little Big Things is a vibrant and uplifting new British musical that paints a vivid picture of resilience and personal growth, reminding us that it’s the small, seemingly insignificant moments that hold the greatest significance. I’ve just had the most exciting night in a theatre for years. The Little Big Things is an all British musical and it’s a total triumph" - Andrew Lloyd Webber An extraordinary true story about an ordinary family. When one moment changes everything, Henry’s family are split between a past they no longer recognise, and a future they could never foresee. Can Mum and Dad rally his three brothers; as the family start a journey to overcome the unimaginable? The Little Big Things is on until 25th November at @sohoplace - please do go and see it, it’s inspiring, life-affirming, beautifully constructed and performed and will stay with you for a very long time. Ed Larkin will play adult Henry Fraser, and Jonny Aimes will play Boy Henry Fraser. Further casting is yet to be announced.

There is little economy and consistency, with the script taking a long while to crank up, then sporadically soaring before entering longueurs. A little like recovery, perhaps, but a little unfocussed if aiming for a tight musical experience.

Theatres use "dynamic pricing." Seat prices change according to demand for a particular performance. Prices below were compiled as booking originally opened. Current prices are advised at time of enquiry. If, however, you have been there yourself or been closely involved with those experiencing it, it could well feel like something of a missed opportunity - even patronising, the show's writers missing some knowledge to infuse the construct.

Discover the 19 Es of Excellence, Ian Paul Marshall, personal development coach and blogger, 18 April 2010 Please note: this production contains flashing lights, haze, sudden loud noises and some strong language. Please speak to a member of staff on arrival for more information. When I was 17, I had an accident and it changed my life,” says Henry as he circles the stage in his wheelchair.But heading home from The Little Big Things, I was quiet. I just could not find the words to describe what I had just seen. I’ll repeat here what I said, using the very limited number of characters available on a certain social media outlet: