ACTING - THEATRE
For nearly two decades, Little has been a London theatre regular. His London debut came in 2001 playing George Harrison in Presence at the Royal Court Theatre. This performance earned him a Laurence Olivier Award nomination. Later that year he starred alongside Damian Lewis, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Emily Mortimer in the inaugural Old Vic New Voices at the Old Vic Theatre. He returned to The Royal Court to star in Marianne Elliott‘s two-hander Notes On Falling Leaves before playing the title role in Billy Liar at Windsor’s Theatre Royal and making his West End debut in another two-hander, On The Ceiling (Garrick Theatre).
Other West End shows include Jack Thorne’s one man show Stacy (Trafalgar Studios), the smash hit The Ladykillers (Vaudeville - The West End) directed by Sean Foley, and Terry Johnson’s Dead Funny (also at the Vaudeville).
Recently, Little premiered at The Royal National Theatre in Lindsey Ferrentino’s Ugly Lies the Bone (The National), God of Carnage (Royal Theatre Bath), the original production of Richard Bean’s The Nap (Crucible Theatre), Annie Baker’s The Aliens and 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover which returned for a second run after critical and commercial success at The Bush.
Click below to download his full theatre resume.
Other West End shows include Jack Thorne’s one man show Stacy (Trafalgar Studios), the smash hit The Ladykillers (Vaudeville - The West End) directed by Sean Foley, and Terry Johnson’s Dead Funny (also at the Vaudeville).
Recently, Little premiered at The Royal National Theatre in Lindsey Ferrentino’s Ugly Lies the Bone (The National), God of Carnage (Royal Theatre Bath), the original production of Richard Bean’s The Nap (Crucible Theatre), Annie Baker’s The Aliens and 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover which returned for a second run after critical and commercial success at The Bush.
Click below to download his full theatre resume.
| RALF LITTLE'S THEATRE RESUME |