My Fair Lady at Theatre in the Park

The story begins on a rainy London night where Eliza Doolittle, a sharp-tongued Cockney flower seller, crosses paths with Henry Higgins, an arrogant phonetics expert with a bold claim. He can teach her to speak like a proper lady and pass her off as high society. What begins as a bet becomes a transformation for both of them.

As Eliza’s speech lessons escalate, so does the tension between teacher and student. Higgins wants control, Eliza wants independence, and the audience gets a front-row seat to their clashing personalities, shifting power dynamics, and eventual... well, let’s just say it’s complicated.

Authors

• Alan Jay Lerner
• Frederick Loewe
• George Bernard Shaw

Tony Awards and Nominations for My Fair Lady