Wilton's

Comedy, cabaret, chanteuse Miss Hope Springs plays the piano and sings an array of acclaimed all original numbers from her repertoire of ridiculously catchy self-penned songs, and tells scandalous stories from her ‘Ritz to the pits’ life in London, Paris, and erm…Dungeness (where she lives with her husband Irving and his close hairdresser pal Carlos in a camper van).

Still wearing the sequinned pantsuits she left Las Vegas wearing in 1972, you’ll hear her unique brand of toe tapping show tunes, smouldering ballads and hysterical comedy numbers, as she once again rummages through the magical musical mementos within her, by now somewhat battered, suitcase of dreams.  



Written & performed, music and lyrics by Ty Jeffries 
Running time: 120 mins with interval  

‘Tragi-comic genius’ Julian Clary 

‘Fabulously talented! The greatest star that never was sings the greatest hits that never were’ Jonathan Ross

’Brimming with more catchy self-penned West End-quality showstoppers than you can shake a feather boa at’  Cabaret Scenes USA 

‘Funny, bitter-sweet, totally charming and unexpectedly moving…’  Mark Gatiss

‘Glorious timing, fab songs…Hilarious character patter…Gifted!’ Tracie Bennett 

‘Behind the glitter and the sequins there’s a rounded character study of heartbreak and broken dreams…’ Paul Burston  

‘What a great show! a reminder of everything I love about performance…’ Neil Bartlett

'Comic finesse and just the right amount of poison...The adept chanteuse tickles the ivories and other funny bones with abandon'  This Is Cabaret

★★★★★ Broadway Baby
★★★★★ TimeOut
★★★★★ This is Cabaret
★★★★★ British Theatre
★★★★★ Fringe Review
★★★★★ Boyz Magazine
★★★★★ Mumble Cirque