First performed in London in 1898, ’The Cherry Girl’ is a delightful and lively musical comedy that tells the story of a young and plucky flower-seller who rises from obscurity to the heights of fame and fortune. Caryll’s catchy and memorable tunes are matched by Hicks’ witty and playful lyrics, creating a charming and uplifting theatrical experience.

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