Tita in Thibet (aka Brum, a Birmingham Merchant) is an English two-act musical play by Frank Desprez.
Tita became Desprez's most frequently played work and was later staged by the Majilton theatre company more than a thousand times in the British provinces.
In China, a European idol merchant called Brum has a jealous wife named Tita.
To punish her husband for his imagined flirtations, Tita pretends to be charmed by the idea of marrying these suitors, and she agrees to meet them in the Temple of Fo to hold the wedding ceremonies.
Tita dresses Chin-Chin as a woman and fools Po-Hi and Young Hyson into making their expressions of love to "her".