Famous for being Katherine Hepburn's first and last Broadway musical (at 3:06 you'll see why), Alan Jay Lerner and André Previn's play about designer (and alleged Nazi sympathizer) Coco Chanel, Coco, gets a second chance this Saturday. Set in the mid '50s when Chanel was considered a has-been, Coco decides to make a return to the world of high fashion. And, according to Wikipedia, "with her new collection derided by the critics, she faces bankruptcy until buyers from four major American department stores - Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Best & Company, and Ohrbach's - place orders with her."

Sweeney Todd this is this not.

But 42nd Street Moon, the sacred San Francisco theater company that breathes new life into rare and/or unusual musicals, has cabaret legend Andrea Marcovicci in the title role, so it's bound to sound a hundred times better than Ms. Hepburn's not so chic caterwauling.

What: Coco
When: opens Saturday, runs through 5/11
Where: Eureka Theatre, 215 Jackson
Cost: $22-$38.