What happens when an impoverished flower girl meets a phonetics expert who decides to make her his latest experiment? When Professor Henry Higgins meets Eliza Doolittle, he is convinced that with enough of his training, he can transform her speech—and, in the process, change her place in society. But as Eliza steps into a world very different from her own, she and Higgins discover that changing the way a person speaks and behaves may not be the same as changing who they are. This adaptation taken from George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion is full of fun and humor, coupled with a thought-provoking story about what it really takes for a person to change—and who gets to decide what that change should look like.