"Into the Little Hill" is an opera composed by George Benjamin with a libretto by Martin Crimp. Premiering in 2006, it is a modern retelling of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tale "The Pied Piper of Hamelin." The opera explores themes of power, loss, and the consequences of choices made by individuals and society. The story follows a mysterious figure who arrives in a town plagued by a rat infestation. As the townspeople seek a solution, they grapple with their desires and fears, leading to a haunting conclusion. The work is noted for its innovative use of music and dramatic storytelling, making it a significant contribution to contemporary opera.