Play · Off-West End
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
Alone in the sanctuary of her small bedroom, Little Voice fills the air with pitch‑perfect renditions of her deceased dad’s prized record collection of the great divas. When her mother Mari’s latest fling, local wheeler dealer Ray, hears her sing he’s certain he’s struck gold, but will Little Voice be pushed into a spotlight she never asked for?
Buying advice
How to book
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is at the National Theatre's Dorfman, with seats from £20 to £78. Preview performances are cheaper, from £20, and an off-peak date saves roughly 13%.
Ways to pay less
The best value is a preview performance from £20, available from 2-7 December. Beyond that, an off-peak date is the easy saving, with mid-range seats running £52 against £59 on peak dates. If you are under 26, you pay less from £5, or if you are under 18, you save £20 on tickets priced £40 and above for Monday to Friday evening performances and all matinees. Student standby tickets are available in-person from the Box Office 60 minutes before each performance for £20, £25, or £30, but are not guaranteed.
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Best deals across LondonEvery current deal we track for The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, checked daily. Last checked 13 November.
Save up to £20 on selected tickets, in person at the Box Office 60 minutes before the performance. Not on sold-out performances.
Every Friday at 1pm the National releases £10 tickets for the following week's performances. The booking link appears on the Friday Rush page between 12.45pm and 1pm; join the waiting room before 1pm and you get a random queue number. Orders of only Friday Rush tickets have no £4 booking fee.
- Preview2 Dec – 7 Dec
Preview tickets from £20-£51 for performances Dec 2-7. — Tickets for preview performances from 2-7 Dec are priced at £20, £30, £41, £51.
- Young
Tickets are £5 for ages 16-18 and £10 for ages 19-25 when released in batches on some dates. Maximum two per production (one for you, one for another 16-25-year-old). Proof of age required.
Over 60s save £20 on £78 and £59 tickets for midweek matinee performances.
- Family
Under 18s get £20 off tickets priced £40 and above for Monday to Friday evenings and all matinees, two per customer per performance.
Reduced standby tickets at £30, £25 or £20 are sold in person at the Box Office 60 minutes before the performance, for students, Stage Pass holders, SOLT and theatre union members, and the unemployed. Valid ID required, one ticket per ID. Not on sold-out performances.
State schools and SEND groups pay £10 and independent schools £12, with one teacher at the same price per nine pupils, in term time. Olivier and Lyttelton Monday to Thursday, Dorfman Monday and Tuesday.
- Other
Across the year, 25% of tickets at the National Theatre are priced at £30 or under. These are in high demand, may be limited to two per customer and may offer a restricted view.
Pricing
+13% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)Peak
Weekends & holidays| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £78 | £78 |
| Mid-range | £59 | £59 |
| Budget | £47 | £25 |
Off-peak
Mid-week| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £68 | £68 |
| Mid-range | £52 | £52 |
| Budget | £38 | £20 |
Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.
Where to sit
The Dorfman's Circle has premium, elevated views of the whole stage and is fully accessible. The Gallery is the best value: high up, but surprisingly close to the stage.
The National Theatre (Dorfman)'s own seating guide, level by level, is below.
Thinking of going with a group?
No group rate is listed for this show yet. Register your interest, and if enough people are in, we’ll ask the theatre for one.
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