"A lady differs from a flower girl not by the way she keeps herself, but by the way she is held."
The play, more precisely, a musical show on the famous comedy of Bernard Shaw about the British Cinderella.
Professor of linguistics Higgings, a simple London flower girl Eliza, dirty and ignorant, turns into a secular lady. So the ancient Greek sculptor Pygmalion revived his marble statue with his love.
Two English gentlemen argued about whether it is possible to teach a simple girl to speak English and behave like an aristocrat. Higgins won the argument, but lost peace. He fell in love with Eliza.
Is it that the stale biscuit and the errant girl can be happy together?
The action of the play was postponed to the era of silent cinema. Melodies from the films of Charlie Chaplin. Black and white panorama of London 1920's.
Eliza plays the guitar and sings songs of those years. Sparkling show with bright and comical heroes, funny tricks and a lot of musical numbers.
"Did you meet men who would be decent in dealing with women?"