Little Me
Opened Jan 21, 1982 · Closed Feb 21, 1982 · Ran for 1 month
The libretto was revised heavily for both of the subsequent revivals, with songs cut, added, or moved (most notably "Little Me"). ;Act I Belle Poitrine (née Schlumpfert) writes her autobiography with the help of Patrick Dennis ("The Truth").
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Historical Production
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Awards Scorecard
1981-82 seasonBox Office Scorecard
source · Broadway League, publicFrequently Asked Questions
Is Little Me still running on Broadway?
No, Little Me has closed. It played at Eugene O'Neill Theatre and closed on February 21, 1982.
Theater Scorecard
Typical VenueThe Eugene O'Neill Theatre offers decent sightlines, though some seats may have minor obstructions due to the shallow rake. Sound quality is generally good, ensuring an enjoyable auditory experience. While the comfort level is typical for Broadway, with standard legroom and seat width, the theater's ambiance is enhanced by its elegant Georgian design. Facilities are adequate, with bars and merchandise available on both levels, though restroom capacity may be limited during peak times.
Original Broadway Cast
- James CocoFlo Eggleston
- Victor GarberNoble EgglestonNom: Actor (Musical)
- Mary Gordon MurrayBelleNom: Actress (Musical)
- Gibby BrandAnnouncer
- James BrennanPinchley Junior
- Don CorreiaFrankie Polo
- Jessica JamesMiss Poitrine, Today
- Mary SmallMomma
Creative Team
- Robert DrivasDirector
- Neil SimonBook
- Donald YorkMusic Direction
- Carolyn LeighLyrics
- Cy ColemanMusic
Quick Facts
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- Jan 21, 1982
- Closed
- Feb 21, 1982
- Run Length
- 1 month
- Theater
- Eugene O'Neill Theatre
- Synopsis
- The libretto was revised heavily for both of the subsequent revivals, with songs cut, added, or moved (most notably "Little Me"). ;Act I Belle Poitrine (née Schlumpfert) writes her autobiography with the help of Patrick Dennis ("The Truth").
- Data Last Updated
- October 7, 2026
