Princess Caprice

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"Princess Caprice" is a romantic musical comedy that premiered in London's West End in 1905. The story follows the young and beautiful Princess Caprice, who falls in love with a commoner named Albert. Her father, the king, disapproves of the match and arranges for her to marry the wealthy Prince Otto instead. However, Princess Caprice refuses to give up her love for Albert and runs away from the palace.

In disguise, Princess Caprice joins a traveling circus where Albert works as a clown. She becomes the star of the show and her secret identity is soon discovered by Albert. However, the arrival of Prince Otto causes complications as he tries to win back Princess Caprice's heart. In the end, the Princess must decide between love and duty.

"Princess Caprice" features a charming score by Edward German, including the popular songs "In a Playbox," "The Yeomen of England," and "A Little Love, a Little Care." The musical also includes lively dance numbers and colorful costumes, making it a delightful romp through early 20th-century England.