"Bells Are Ringing" is a musical comedy that premiered on Broadway in 1956. The show was written by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, with music by Jule Styne. It tells the story of a lonely answering service operator named Ella who becomes romantically involved with a playwright while helping him with his work. The musical features memorable songs, including the title number "Bells Are Ringing," and explores themes of love, connection, and the challenges of modern life. The original production starred Judy Holliday, who won a Tony Award for her performance, and it has been revived several times since its debut.