Miss Hope Springs: Je m’appelle Hope

For an experience as French as Le Piat d’Or, Boursin or a Gregg’s almond croissant there’s only one place to be. Join Mlle. Espoir Printemps as you’ve never seen her before…Off her tatas on absinthe!

You’ll hear an array of acclaimed self penned songs such as Jean-Jacques (I’m going to have to kill you now Jean-Jacques), Rooftops of Paree, When Your Man is Gone, She’s His World, Pigalle (of course) and very possibly a lesser known Gallic version of her biggest hit ‘Le Diable me l’a Fait Faire’.

Music and lyrics by, written and performed by Ty Jeffries.

Photo of Miss Springs: Olivier Tafourin

Miss Hope Springs will also be performing outside of The French festival in January and March: Book here: https://www.brasseriezedel.com/events/miss-hope-springs-2/?instance_id=582027

‘A magical musical journey…Miss Hope Springs is full of joie de vivre. An exuberant, ecstatic evening of ooh la la!! …delivered with panache.’ – Boyz Magazine (Stephen Vowles 1958-2022 R.I.P)

‘Tragicomic genius’ – Julan Clary

‘The greatest star that never was sings the greatest hits that never were’ – Jonathan Ross

‘’Brimming with more catchy self-penned West End-quality showstoppers than you can shake a feather boa at’ – Cabaret Scenes USA

‘Funny, bitter-sweet, totally charming and unexpectedly moving…’ – Mark Gatiss

‘Glorious timing…fab songs…Hilarious character patter!’ – Tracie Bennett

‘Behind the glitter and the sequins there’s a rounded character study of heartbreak and broken dreams…’ – Paul Burston (Polari)

‘What a great show! a reminder of everything I love about performance…’ – Neil Bartlett