One girl, one dream!

Viola is a twelve-year-old girl with a mission — she wants to change the world by helping other people.  But her mother Candy is not a good role model — she's always splitting up with her men and dragging Viola and her older sister Fran off to live in some other part of the country.  They move to London to stay with their old friend Gary, but things don't run smoothly for them.  Fran's boyfriend Edward gets a job at a building site but the Site Manager is a dreadful man to deal with.  Fran gets a job as a nightclub singer, but she's not as sophisticated as she would like to believe.  Candy is a shoplifter and this eventually catches up with her.  Viola's school-teacher Mr Parkinson is too shy to ask the woman who runs the cat shelter for a date.  And when Gary has problems at work, Viola's attempts to help seem to make everything worse.

There are seven main parts and lots of small parts and chorus numbers, including several children.  The musical style is tuneful and varied, but not operatic and not rock.