"Miss Todd" is a one-act opera composed by Douglas Moore with a libretto by John La Touche. It premiered in 1951 and is set in a small American town. The story revolves around a young woman named Miss Todd, who dreams of becoming a successful opera singer. The opera explores themes of ambition and societal expectations, as Miss Todd faces challenges in pursuing her dreams. The characters include her supportive friend, Mr. McCaffrey, and a local man, Mr. Smith, who represents the traditional values of the community. The work is known for its engaging music and relatable storyline.