Peg Woffington

A vivid portrait of 18th‑century London’s theatrical world unfolds through the eyes of Triplet, a penniless playwright whose cramped attic and fevered imagination set the stage for a larger tale. He wrestles with cramped quarters, a mis‑firing sausage, and a relentless urge to turn his chaotic thoughts into drama, all while receiving a mysterious summons from Covent Garden that promises a chance to break free from obscurity.

The narrative then turns to the bright, tempestuous life of a celebrated actress whose stage triumphs and private scandals ripple through society. Through gossip, rivalry, and the glitter of the playhouse, the story paints her as both a brilliant performer and a woman navigating fame’s fickle favor. Listeners are drawn into the clash of art and ambition, experiencing the glittering triumphs and gritty realities that defined a legend of the English stage.