ELIZA HAYCRAFT — 
She built an EMPIRE of brothels 
based on three simple rules. . . 

RESPECT, CONSENT, 
and PAY UP FRONT!

 In 1870 — 
she was the richest and most powerful woman
in the City of St. Louis!

 But in 1870, Eliza Haycraft was dying. . . 

And the richest and most powerful men
in the City of St. Louis. . . 

They were hellbent on taking it all away from her.

With a score by STL-based composer Colin Healy (The Gringo, Forgottonia) described as "power swing", fusing elements of modern pop and musical theatre with traditional St. Louis blues and swing revival, you can move-and-be-moved by this turbulent story about the right to be remembered, the meaning of love, and the power of 'no.'