RAINSVILLE – Join us for this classic story of the March Sisters! The Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC) Theatre Department brings to the Tom Bevill Lyceum stage a Broadway hit classic, Little Women, the musical! Little Women follows the heartfelt stories of Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy March as they work, live, and survive life during the Civil War era in America. This beautiful and rich musical score empowers audiences of all ages to learn how one grows in life, discovers oneself, and embraces who one is meant to be. 

Tickets for Little Women will be available to purchase by phone, in person, or online to the public on and after February 27, 2026. The Theatre Box Office is on the 2nd Floor of the Tom Bevill Lyceum. To order tickets by phone with a credit card, call (256) 638-4418 ext. 2218. To order tickets online, visit www.nacc.edu/theatre. Tickets are $8 each. Show Dates are April 16-19 & 23-26, 2026. The performances are on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:00 p.m., and Sunday performances begin at 2:00 p.m. 

The NACC Theatre is preparing to bring one of the most difficult and large-scale set designs in the last seven years to the Tom Bevill Lyceum stage, bringing this story to life! From floating arches and attics to Civil War-era furniture and decoration, this show is sure to be a brilliant sight to see. Along with this wonderful set design, a strong and wide-ranging group of talented community and student-based cast are going to sing this beautiful score live for all to enjoy. Under the Direction of Ms. Kayleigh Smith and the technical direction of Mr. Brad Archer, Little Women at NACC Theatre is set to be a wonderful production for all of North Alabama to enjoy! 

Based on Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel, Little Women, the musical follows the story of the four March sisters—Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy—as they navigate love, loss, ambition, and family during the Civil War era. Living with their devoted mother, Marmee, the sisters grow from childhood into adulthood while supporting one another through life’s joys and hardships. At the heart of the story is Jo March, a fiercely independent young writer determined to find her voice and make her mark on the world. As each sister pursues her own dreams—romance, artistic expression, or personal fulfillment—their paths change, sometimes pulling them apart while ultimately strengthening the bond they share. 

NACC’s Theatre Department, led by Director of Theatre Kayleigh Smith, has used the college’s state-of-the-art technical equipment and talented theatre students, community members, and college staff to bring in-person productions back to the area. 

Ms. Smith remarked: “Returning to Little Women feels like a full-circle moment for me. The last time we did this show, I was a senior in high school, and it was my first experience as assistant director—an experience that made me fall in love with directing and eventually led me to become the Director of Theatre here at NACC. This season, we’re honoring the history of NACC Theatre by bringing back beloved shows and welcoming back many theatre veterans. The company for this production is a beautiful blend of alumni and new faces. Louisa May Alcott’s story is timeless, and I know audiences are going to fall in love with our incredible cast just as I have.” 

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For Direct information from the Theatre and Fine Arts Specialist contact: 
Trey Gilliland 
256.638.4418 ext. 2218 
gillilandt@nacc.edu 
Theatre and Fine Arts Specialist