My Fair Lady: Minha linda Senhora (Portuguese libretto)

The musical manages to be both funny and insightful about class distinctions. I'm curious what the creative process was behind blending these tones seamlessly.

Her journey is so compelling, but I wondered if her personal growth also meant losing parts of herself. What do others think about her development?

The early 20th century London backdrop gives it such a distinct flavor. I'm interested in whether this was driven by historical interest or a desire to highlight certain themes.