Comedy by Peter Quilter
The true story of Florence Foster Jenkins, the worst singer in the world!
In New York in the 1940s, she was an absolute social event: Florence Foster Jenkins. The enthusiastic soprano with a rather free approach to intonation tormented and squeaked her way through the very first vocal literature. In her head, she may have enchanted the world with her angelic voice. In acoustic reality, however, the beams and the audience from high society bent with laughter. But criticism and doubt did not challenge this strong-willed woman. Undeterred, she allowed the world to share in the blessings of her musicality, supported by a circle of friends who were as dazzling and eccentric as she was.
Glorious! - Comedy by Peter Quilter
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