Florence Foster Jenkins

Florence Foster Jenkins, a woman with little formal singing talent, became a celebrated figure in America's musical scene through her passion, recordings, and memorable performances, including a sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall. Her life was marked by personal hardships and a relentless pursuit of her musical dreams, supported by her dedicated partner and community. Jasper Rees's biography recounts her extraordinary story, which later inspired a film adaptation starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant. The book also features the screenplay by Nicholas Martin, highlighting her inspiring and unconventional journey in the world of music.