In the mid-20th century, Audrey Hepburn was the definition of elegance, and a master of romantic comedy. Having won both a Tony and an Oscar in her first year on the American scene, Audrey starred alongside nearly every leading man of her time.

However, her personal life and history were nowhere near as glitzy and glamarous as she'd become known for being. From her time as a ballerina-turned-spy in Nazi-occupied Holland, to her heartbreaking attempts to start a family, through her unintentional revolution of style and solitude for generations of women as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Audrey sings the unsung story of a legend.